HTC Delays Wearable Until Next Year
Oct 23, 2015, 4:21 PM by Eric M. Zeman
HTC today said is will not launch a wearable with Under Armour this year as expected, and is now targeting early 2016 instead. The company first revealed the HTC Grip in March. In July, the company shelved the product in favor of other form factors. HTC now says those products won't make it to market before the year is over. "As we continue to develop the Connected Fitness platform and elevate our product offerings, Under Armour and HTC have decided to launch a fully integrated digital ecosystem of products early next year," said the company in a statement. "This global launch will provide the tools needed to help athletes of all levels track, manage, and improve their health and fitness. Our teams have done a remarkable job bringing these products to life and we're excited to share them with the public soon." HTC is using Under Armour's fitness platform to give its wearables life. Earlier this week, HTC announced the One A9, a new Android smartphone.
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