A few months after launching a developer toolkit for writing apps that run on wearable devices, Salesforce.com says the concept is gaining traction with customers and partners.The initiative, which is called Wear, launched with a number of hardware partners, including Google, Philips, Samsung and Fitbit.

A few months after launching a developer toolkit for writing apps that run on wearable devices, Salesforce.com says the concept is gaining traction with customers and partners.The initiative, which is called Wear, launched with a number of hardware partners, including Google, Philips, Samsung and Fitbit.

A few months after launching a developer toolkit for writing apps that run on wearable devices, Salesforce.com says the concept is gaining traction with customers and partners.The initiative, which is called Wear, launched with a number of hardware partners, including Google, Philips, Samsung and Fitbit.

A few months after launching a developer toolkit for writing apps that run on wearable devices, Salesforce.com says the concept is gaining traction with customers and partners.The initiative, which is called Wear, launched with a number of hardware partners, including Google, Philips, Samsung and Fitbit.