| Disclaimer: I work at Amazon, but not at all related to Sidewalk, or devices. Amazon seems to be roughly in the ballpark of 1 BB devices sold based on [0] and [1]. Meanwhile, Apple seems to be in the ballpark of 3 BB devices sold (iOS + watchOS + macOS). > I'm curious how you'd see this comparing to Amazon Sidewalk in size? Their future growth curves (regarding devices "in the wild") are not very clear to me. Although, it seems to me devices stuck in homes (i.e. Amazon's), will be less effective at finding lost items, transferring data, etc; compared with devices that locomote with their humans (i.e. Apple's). Ideally, I hope they create a standard and create a single giant network. After all, Ring data eventually needs to hit an iOS device. Note: These are all legacy articles, so I did a reasonable projection. I'm probably overestimating for Amazon, and underestimating for Apple, but I have no idea. [0] https://www.vox.com/recode/2020/1/21/21070402/amazon-ring-sa...
[1] https://www.businessinsider.com/amazon-reveals-alexa-sales-2...
[3] https://appleinsider.com/articles/18/09/13/how-apple-has-hit... |