Showing posts with label Smartwatch. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Smartwatch. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 24, 2015

New Pebble Smartwatch Out

The new Pebble Time lineup
Pebble is one of the pioneers of the smartwatch world, having launched its first product in 2012. The latest offering from Pebble, the Pebble Time is out. It has some nice new features as the startup gears up for its impending battle with Apple.

The PT will have a color screen (a first for Pebble). The watch will be 20% thinner than Pebble's first model, and the PT will also claim a 7 day battery life. It will have a microphone for voice replies and notes. It will be compatible with the more than 6000 Pebble apps out there.

Here is what is interesting, the first release of the new PT is via a Kickstarter campaign. For $159 you can be one of the first to get a PT on your wrist when they start shipping in May. Click here for more info.

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Saturday, August 30, 2014

FutureLawyer First To Leak New iWatch

We have all been waiting a long, long, long time for Apple's iWatch.  Rumors are that when it actually hits the street it is going to be a huge disappointment.  Well that time is now! Congratulations to Rick Georges over at FutureLawyer for being the first to report on the new iWatch. Here is the very first photo:



Click here for the story.

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Thursday, August 28, 2014

New Wearable Smartphone from Samsung

The folks over at BGR are some of the first to break the story on the new non-android, wearable smartphone from Samsung.

Running on Samsung's own Tinzen operating system the Gear S is a fully functioning 3G smartphone.  As you can see from the picture you can also wear it as a watch.  Pretty cool!

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Monday, April 28, 2014

Contextual and Predictive Technologies

Apple's Siri is a technology that I am getting more comfortable with everyday.  It is proving to be a nice little time saver when it comes to looking up phone numbers on the internet, dialing phone numbers from my directory, etc., etc.  When Siri came out she was fairly big news.  Now apparently she is old school.  The new buzz words are contextual technology and predicitive technology.

CT and PT are software programs that allow our devices to learn about behavior and preferences so that the device can anticipate what we want or need, and get it done for us.  Want an example?  Think Radar O'Reilly from MASH.  Radar walks into Colonel Blake's office and lets Henry know that his wife is on the phone before the Colonel even asked Radar to make the call!

The opportunities are endless: phones, watches, headset, cars, televisions . . . .  Imagine the calendar on your phone synching with your car's GPS.  It's a Tuesday and you need to be at a depo in a different city.  You start the car and automatically the depo location is programmed into your GPS. . .  You are driving to court for a 9:00 a.m. appearance.  It's 8:50 and your car senses that you are still 20 minutes away.  Your phone automatically calls the courtroom clerk, bluetooth sends the call to your car's speakerphone, and you let the clerk know you are running late.  Your smartwatch senses that your heart rate and blood pressure are elevated.  It also detects unusual shaking in your body.  It sounds an alarm and tells you to get to a doctor immediately in case of heart attack or stroke.  Oh yeah, the marketers will be involved also.  You are on your laptop looking at pictures of Hawaii.  Your heart rate goes up.  Your smartwatch senses this as a good thing, and an ad for a discount vacation pops up on your laptop screen personalized with your name and an invitation to immediately book a special deal for a Hawaiian holiday.  The possibilities go on and on.

The technology is already out there, and the big boys like Google and Microsoft are investing heavily in it.  Examples would include Google's recent purchase of Nest thermostats and its evolving Google Now service, two more examples of CT and PT.

Hal is here, but it may not be a bad thing?

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Sunday, March 9, 2014

I Want This Smartwatch!

As I have written previously, I see the smart watch as the next it thing in technology.  From Budapest, Hungary comes designer Gabor Balogh with a smart watch concept and design that I love!




I gotta believe that if a designer can create it, an engineer can build it.  Apple, are you hearing me? Gimme, gimme, gimme!

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Solo nets Supreme Court win!

I know this has nothing to do with technology, but I think it is pretty cool. Andrew Simpson is a sole practitioner in the U.S. Virgin Is...