Smart watch
Smart Watches - A New Era of Mobile Computing......
The rapid
technological advancements in the last few decades have opened up the
possibility to transform the wristwatch into a device that is capable of doing
a lot more than keeping time. Smartwatches have been in development
since 1972 when the Hamilton Watch Company came up with the "Pulsar"
device. Whereas, a major boost to the smartwatch development was received
with the launch of smartphone operating systems like Google's Android, Apple's
iOS, and Microsoft's Windows family’s mobile platform.
The developments in
computer hardware technology, as well as software technology, have made it
possible to assemble small sensor chips and other circuitry into devices such
as watches and eyeglasses. Moreover, the interoperability features of the
modern mobile operating system can be used to install the same core on these
devices. The first smartwatch to be developed by Sony was named the
"Sony Smart Watch", a wearable electronic watch that could integrate
with the Sony Android phones. However, this specific device had its own
operating system that was compatible with Android devices.
A major boost to this relatively new industry was received when Samsung came up with their advanced smartwatch, Galaxy Gear. Unlike Sony Smart Watch, this device runs on the Android platform but its connectivity to smartphones and tablets is currently limited to the latest Galaxy Note and Tab devices. It incorporates most features that are expected out of a next-generation wearable device.
Galaxy Gear can
connect to a mobile device using the latest version of Bluetooth
technology, and perform tasks that make certain features in the phone
redundant. The smartwatch can view incoming calls, make outbound calls based
on voice commands, can take photos using a small camera located on the watch
dial, and many more. Apart from showing the time, the device is also equipped
to display the current temperature and can also monitor certain health
parameters with the help of Android apps. The best thing about this device is
of course the fact that most apps already available on the Google Play store
are compatible with it.
It is expected that
other operating systems like iOS and Windows 8 would come up with their own
versions of a smartwatch. In fact, there is a high likelihood that Apple will
soon launch an advanced smartwatch named Apple i-Watch. Other technology manufacturers
like Qualcomm have also announced their intentions to develop smartwatches,
which makes it all the more clear that the future of mobile computing does not
depend entirely on smartphones and tablets.
The Apple Watch 7 is the best yet. It’s not a
major upgrade over the Apple Watch 6 in terms of
features, but it does have a larger display in new Apple Watch 7 sizes. The Apple Watch comes in 41mm and 45mm versions for the first time, complementing
the large screen. The seventh-generation Apple gets some exclusive watch faces
and a full QWERTY keyboard, too.
While we would like the Apple Watch to improve its 18-hour battery life, the Series 7 does benefit from faster charging. You can completely juice it up in about an hour, letting it spend less time hooked up to the new USB-C Magnetic cord and more time with you on the go. Whether you want a smartwatch for working out, answering calls from your wrist, or using the best Apple Watch apps, this is the best smartwatch for you.
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