Showing posts with label smartwatch. Show all posts
Showing posts with label smartwatch. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 1, 2015

The Samsung smartwatch circular some features

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The smartwatch new generation of Samsung will be circular and not square as the current Gear S; here are some of the software features unveiled the new device.


In view of the smartwatch we are moving progressively from initial design to square one circular, given that recently many large manufacturers of wearable accessories like Motorola and LG have invested a lot of this type of design, to resemble these devices in real wristwatches, but with much more advanced functions.


Even Samsung, one of the first ever to present to the general public their smartwatch to match its flagship smartphone series Galaxy S and Galaxy Note, is developing a new wearable circular with some new features and software implementations, to make it even smarter.


Homescreen


The circular smartwach Samsung, the so-called project “Orbis” will bring some changes in the management of the home screen; it will be possible with a swipe from the top down to lower a menu for quick settings that will allow you to change certain settings such as the brightness of the display, bluetooth, check the battery level, activate the do not disturb.


Then making a swipe from the bottom you can see the latest applications used as already seen in recent Gear S; more thanks to the ring it will be possible, by making a slight rotation to the right, see an application at a time, while with a more lively rotation may see up to 3 applications used to time; lightly pressing the power button you can then close this menu.


When we are in the main menu on the home screen by rotating the ring to the right you can enter the menu of widgets and within this by rotating the ring to the left you will instead have more information on the widget in use.


Receiving a call


When we are receiving a phone call with the new circular smartwatch Samsung you can turn the ring of the clock to the right to reject the call and possibly send a predetermined text message to apologize or indicate the reason for rejection; to end a call, simply press on the ring, and to accept a call there is still nothing now unveiled; most likely when the software and the product will be complete we will know more.


Music Player


Enabled the application of the media player, turning left or right ring of smartwatch will allow you to change the music file you are listening; making a swipe from the top down in my music will always have a number of options such as access to playlists, individual songs, albums, artists and so on.


The ring of circular smartwach Samsung still has many other functions, such as alarm management, clock, widget dedicated to the weather and to manage devices connected to smartwatch.


As reported by the site Sammobile.com these are just some of the many new features and functions that smartwatch circular Samsung, project “Orbis” has in Serbia; we know that the product will most likely be announced during the MWC 2015 in Barcelona to be held in March this year; a few more weeks and we’ll know a lot more, if not always come new information in the meantime.




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Monday, March 30, 2015

Review Of The New Sony Smartwatch Currently The Best Android Wear

It feels much longer, but it’s been less than 6 months since Android Wear hit the market. They have stealthily crept into use without much fuss, despite revolutionizing the wearables market. 

 
Reducing the time spent interacting with your phone, but still mining all of that lovely data for Google. The launch devices were pretty average, the Moto 360 wasn’t for everyone despite its anticipation. So now its time to see, perhaps one of the more experienced smart watch maker, Sony take on Android wear. The Sony Smartwatch 3 review is straight ahead.

Despite claiming they had no intention of making a watch for Android Wear, they have followed up two generations of Sony Smartwatch running their own OS, with a third – this time running Android Wear. 

 
The imaginatively titled ‘Sony Smartwatch 3’ has the same rugged lifestyle proof ratings that their phones do. Each Android watch has been water resistant, but the SM3 sports an IP68 rating mean you can submerge it in water for up to 30 minutes, should you feel the need.

Choose any color band you like, but they all are made of the same high quality rubber, with a matte finish. Matched with a clasp similar to that of a normal fashion watch, you have the making of foolproof comfy fitting. Unfortunately this is the sole area that lets the Smartwatch 3 down, and does it quite badly. 

Get A First Look On Sony Smartwatch 3

 

The screen is the same 1.6 inches we have seen before, with a new ‘Transflective Display’ providing the 320×320 display. This fancy technology means that while the screen isn’t as vibrant and colorful as that seen on the Moto 360, you can see it clear and accurately in even the brightest of sunlight.

A fantastic improvement to what was the biggest gripe of the first wave of Android Wear watches.

About Anna Harris:
Anna Harris working as web content writer and a strategist for a major IT firm specialized in various mobile application development services for iOS, Android, Windows Phone and other operating systems.

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