biggest news today is probably Android Wear. it is a biggie to the wearable tech community. why? because, up till now, Android-powered smartwatches are using an OS which are not tailored for a tiny display and functionality of a wrist watch, but with the Android Wear, it is specifically designed for wearables and based around voice and contextual…
for those who are wondering when LG digital smart timepiece going to arrive, well, LG has an answer, and that would be sometime in second quarter of 2014. the aptly dubbed LG G Watch is powered by the freshly announced Android Wear which is a new mobile platform tailored specifically for wearable devices.
your impression of a health tracker probably includes monitoring of heart rate, blood pressure and the likes. however, there is one device that is coming onto the market known as iewei Wellness Wristband that wants you to take notice of an often ignored health risk: electromagnetic radiation presents in EMF (electronic magnetic field).
can’t decide between a smartwatch and a Bluetooth headset even though these two gizmos are distinctively different? we shan’t dwell into why there is a debate over two different gadgets in the first place, but HeadWatch aims to call a truce to that deliberation once and for all, because this seemingly regular smartwatch is also, well, a Bluetooth…
most, in fact all, action cameras right now only gives you one direction of recording, which means what’s happening behind you, such as an avalanche chasing after you, will not be captured and so are the sides where you competitors or pals are skidding along side won’t be in the picture unless they gets ahead of you.
mankind have long been fascinated by the possibility commanding things, usually magically, just by wielding our hands or even moving or tapping our digits. sorcerer we are not, but the Fin you see here, can actually make your fantasy become a reality without involving sorcery.
seriously, how many people are into logging everything they do each day? i, for one, am not a fan of such ‘journalist’ approach to my life, but for everyone else who does, there is the Sony SmartBand SWR10 with Lifelog App to help to do just that. the SmartBand is essentially an activity…
if you really think about it, the smartwatches we have seen thus far aren’t really designed for ladies. yes. some of them may suit the fairer sexes, but deep down we know they are more geared towards men, which really shouldn’t be the case. however, that might change if…
most Galaxy smartphones are humongous and if you did ever bring it out along to your exercise routines, you probably stuff it in an armband and never want to retrieve it out for anything in the world. this is where the Samsung Gear Fit comes into play.
when we think about action camera, we think about aerodynamically-contradicting and yet hugely popular makes like GoPro. designs like GoPro is effective, but it also pretty much sticks out like a sore thumb. while the SOCAM UltiMate Action Camera is not aerodynamically-sleek, it does offer a lower profile than most…
just barely six months, Samsung is already introducing its second smartwatch, no, it should be second and third smartwatches, to be more specific. meet the Samsung Gear 2 and Gear 2 Neo – the smartwatches that are designed to convey the next level of freedom, convenience and style of wearable technology, but you already knew that, don’t you?