Brazilian consumers are increasingly looking to buy connected devices for personal use and for the home, according to research carried out by software firm Avast. According to the study, 31 percent of consumers in Brazil are looking to get a smartwatch. More women want a smartwatch (33 percent versus 31 percent of the males surveyed). The wishlist of Brazilian consumers also includes Alexa or Google Home smart speakers (30 percent), smart lamps (29 percent) and smart thermostats (10 percent). The survey polled 609 people from March to May 2019. ZDNet reports. Bid by U.S. fund Amerra for Brazil sugar mill fails to win creditor approval A bid by U.S.-based fund Amerra Capital Management to buy one of the […]
Demand for connected devices surges in Brazil
Related
Articles & Interviews
Removing Roadblocks to Carbon Market Expansion: Insights from Bank of America’s Managing Director, Karen Fang
Carbon markets stand out as potentially one of the...
Articles & Interviews
A deliberate and inclusive path to influence: The 10th anniversary of the Adrienne Arsht Latin America Center at the Atlantic Council
Over the past ten years, one of the defining...
Articles & Interviews
The secret of success of the Adrienne Arsht Latin American Center at the Atlantic Council: How to build relevance by fostering socioeconomic prosperity
The mission of the Adrienne Arsht Latin American Center...