The Apple Watch was based on the design of the iPod Nano

 

According to a former Apple designer, the new Apple smart watch have been inspired by the sixth generation of the iPod Nano, slightly modifying the design and adding a crown.

The Apple Watch, the first smart watch of Apple, was launched last week and although many expected it had a round screen design with square or rectangular screen helped to comments seemed simply an iPod Nano with a pulse or strap that allows you become clock.

If you remember, years ago, Apple released the sixth generation of the iPod Nano, which had a square screen. Shortly after they finished out the band different pulses or straps to enable it to become a kind of clock. Well, it turns out that Apple actually Watch was inspired by the design of the iPod Nano, then it was no coincidence that we thought this.

All this comes thanks to a former Apple designer ensures that the Apple Watch began as a redesign of the iPod Nano years ago, adding the digital crown, as different sensors to help you use more of a health-related devices .

Yes I like the iPod Nano as a watch and still, I do not think there's much doubt that you will like the Apple Watch. The first device Apple dress or sale would be leaving in early 2015 with a starting price of $ 349 U.S. dollars.

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Latest Fashionable Creoir Ibis smartwatch unveiled at MWC

Beautiful and awesome Latest Fashionable Creoir Ibis smart watch unveiled at MWC. The Creoir Ibis smart watch is perhaps one of the most stylish wearables unveiled at MWC.

Comparing to other smart watch designs we’ve been growing used to lately, the Ibis has a more attractive appeal. As technology continues to advance, the masses should expect designs to be quite similar to this one in terms of being more fashion-friendly, and namely, less bulky.

Made from stainless steel and crystal, the smart watch has a functioning analog on its face, which also holds a touch-enabled O LED display. The Ibis even runs a version of Android.

Additionally, the smart watch has Bluetooth 4.0 and Wi-Fi along with USB.

Samsung’s Galaxy Gear 2 was also revealed at MWC earlier sporting a new design of its predecessor just months after the Gear’s release.

As Google and Apple are reportedly working on their own smart watch designs, they are expected to add their own touches to the designs. Since Google’s smart watch will obviously be Android-powered like the Ibis, will it take the likes of the latter’s design?

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Smart watch Is the New Black

I’m not saying smart-watches will be the next 3DTV – something the industry claimed we all needed but relatively few of us bought – but there seems to be a somewhat similar trend brewing.

The difference, of course, is that we may own a 3D-capable TV by default someday if 3D becomes just another standard feature like high definition. You’ll have to proactively buy a smartwatch, however.

That being said, gadget makers apparently see a demand for smartwatches, with rumors of wrist-worn devices on the way from Google, Microsoft, Apple and Samsung. And there are several that already exist – the Pebble being the most popular example, albeit still something of a niche product. Sony’s about to roll out its second one; Casio has a sorta-smart-watch line, too.

Samsung’s previously-rumored watch has gotten another bump recently, with Bloomberg now claiming that the device will be called the Galaxy Gear and will be introduced in connection with the IFA gadget show in Berlin on September 4.

According to Bloomberg’s sources, Samsung’s Android watch “can make phone calls, surf the Web and handle e-mails.” It’s not stated in the article, but it would be interesting to know if this watch connects to an existing Android phone to handle all these functions, or if it has its own cellular connection to allow it to function on its own.

The ability to work on its own and battery life will be the big features that separate one smartwatch from the next. I know everyone wants long battery life, but I’m not sure who wants a watch that works with their phone and who wants a watch that works without a phone.

I’m personally keen on a phone-less watch idea, but I don’t want to pay for a separate cell service plan, so I’d probably end up opting for a watch similar to the Pebble, which has a low-power screen for long battery life and connects to an existing smartphone to leverage its data connection.

It’d have to be cheap, though, as in less than $100. I agree with Harry. Right now, smart-watches are a great idea – except for the “smart” and “watch” parts. It’s probably going to take at least a few generations for them to even have a shot at being must-have devices. [via]

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Hot Smart Watch with Private Calling

Are you looking for a versatile companion for your smartphone? Take a look at HOT watch, the smart watch with private calling may be able to meet your requirements. HOT watch is a multi functional smart watch designed to offer you an easy way to deal with your text, calls, tasks, emails, and various info from your smartphone. 

As we can see from the images, the smart watch features sleek, low-profile design, and comes with a multi-touch projected capacitive touchscreen E-paper display with LED illumination in order that you can use gestures to control the smart watch with ease, even in the dark. In addition to receiving various info from your smartphone, the smart watch also allows you to answer calls in a private way, which makes your hand/palm act like a phone receiver.

Moreover, using Bluetooth 4.0 technology the smart watch easily pairs with your smartphone, when you forget your smartphone, the wrist watch is able to alarm you. Apart from that, the smart watch is water resistant, and comes with multiple dial faces, using SDK developer will bring the smart device more applications. At present the team of HOT watch is raising fund at Kick starter. Pledging $119 will let you own the smart watch. If you’re interested, jump to Kick starter official site for more details.Link

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