Poll results: Which smartwatch platform you consider most likely to prevail?

Google announced its new Android Wear platform last week, meant for smartwatches and other wearables, and we thought we'd ask your opinion on which smartwatch platform is likely to ultimately prevail. Granted, we are yet to see what an eventual Apple iWatch will offer, but if the leaked Healthbook app is any indication, it will be a force to be reckoned with.

On the other hand, right now we have Samsung's Galaxy Gear line, powered by the Tizen OS, Sony's SmartWatch line, Pebble's open platform, and Qualcomm's Toq undertaking. That's a lot of smartwatch platforms to choose from, and yet the majority of you (62%) are fans of Android Wear, which makes possible devices like the Moto 360, or the LG G Watch.

Apple's iWatch follows with 13%, which is a pretty decent result for something that is only a speculation, with the smorgasbord of other platforms taking a third place. All in all, out of 2282 respondents, Android Wear takes the lion's share of goodwill, and once all smartwatch platforms have tangible representatives, we will probe again to see if there's been a change in perceptions, after the actual product reviews.

Which smartwatch platform you consider most likely to prevail?

Samsung's Tizen

7.62%

Google's Android Wear

62.31%

Apple's eventual iWatch

13.06%

Other platform (Pebble, Sony SmartWatch, Qualcomm Toq, etc.)

9.47%

None of them will be a commercial success, smartwatches are unlikely to take off

7.54%

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