. Who wins and who loses in smartwatches, fitness bands and other wearable technology? Technology will be everywhere in our lives, claim the experts, but so far the results have been underwhelming. The stakes are still high, however. See who has a stake in the game, from the markers of smart connected devices to the chip and sensor makers. And see what the state of the art is now, and where things may go from here. The article includes side-by-side comparisons of the first generation of smartwatches and those that are available now. It offers a look at who the rising stars in the Internet of Things are. And the article asks whether these wearable devices are this generation's calculator watches.

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