Hi, this is Chris Dixon. This is the A16Z podcast. I'm here with Christina Mercondo, who's the

co-founder and CEO Ringley, which is a wearable computing company, and we're going to talk about

wearable computing today. So, hi, Christina. Hey, how good. Good things. So what do you think is exciting now.

I mean, people are excited about the, you know, Apple, of course, is rumored to be coming out with a watch.

Samsung has had a watch.

Google had made a lot of announcements around Google now.

You obviously are working on jewelry.

You know, it seems like a very exciting time in wearables.

And so, you know, what are you most excited about?

Yeah, I mean, I'm excited to see what Apple does, as I think a lot of us are. But I think the most

exciting thing for me is, you know, what these devices can do in the future. And I think we're just

scratching the surface right now. So there's a couple spaces emerging, one in the fitness, one in

the health. Us, we're a little bit more focused on fashion and communication. And there's a couple spaces emerging one in the fitness one in the health us were a little bit more

focused on fashion and communication and there's a couple with id that i think is really really

interesting something that we want to explore a little bit more as well so you think it's useful to

kind of segment it like this like it seems like people are saying apple's going to be focusing on

health obviously there's you, we're investors here in

Jawbone. There's things like Fitbit. It sounds like you have sort of a classification that...

The good news is I don't think there will be a one-size-fits-all, because again, you're talking

about fashion. And even with watches, maybe you wear one, maybe somebody has one watch that they wear all the time,

but they like to change it up. They like to change, you know, fashion changes. So you think the

average person will have multiple wearable devices? I think so, yeah. And I think that they'll be

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