Sentences with phrase «as smartwatches go»

The Gear S looks decent as far as smartwatches go, but it doesn't look leaps and bounds better for typing stuff on, curved screen or no curved screen.
As smartwatches go, it remains crisp and clear.
And that said, the Ionic's $ 299 price point is actually pretty aggressive as far as smartwatches go.
As smartwatches go, it's not bad; it has some good fitness features, like an accurate GPS and a heart rate monitor, and it has a long battery life.
As smartwatches go, the epix was one of the largest and bulkiest wearables you could strap to your wrist, but two years later, Garmin has finally packed similar functionality into its Fēnix smartwatch.
As smartwatches go, the epix was one of the largest and bulkiest wearables you could strap to your wrist, but two years later, Garmin has finally packed similar...

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If Samsung, Microsoft and every other tech company really is interested in having their own smartwatches, the field is going to get really crowded, really fast, at which point the same thing will happen as in tablets — the bottom will fall out of prices.
Although many said that the classic watch has no future because of smartphones and smartwatches: the watch managed to reposition itself as a statement accessory and does not seem to go anywhere anytime soon.
The other clip is more business - like, with Huawei reps stating their decisions behind the design of the smartwatch as well as going over some of its features.
The same goes for my feelings of data overload that comes with Android Wear (sometimes too much is just too much) as well as the whole concept of a smartwatch.
Back in November, a Samsung patent was revealed that demonstrated a smartwatch with a pivoting bezel that went about as the gadget's control input.
It's a befuddling design choice, because once you, as the customer, have gone through the process of buying a $ 399 smartwatch and paying a monthly fee, I don't think you'll need another reminder of what you're paying for.
As the Versa is a smartwatch - and a fully - functioning sports watch too - there's a lot more going on.
I'd even go so far as to say I'm a big fan of smartwatches in general, including Google's Android Wear platform — especially since the tech giant's recent 2.0 update.
Well, it seems like Sony's Smartwatch 3 is going to hop on board the Marshmallow train as well, at least according to Wayne Piekarski.
Things are about to change though, as Fitbit is now going all - in on smartwatches.
Android 6.0 Marshmallow is not just for smartphones and tablets as it's going to be coming to Android Wear devices as well, and at this very moment it seems that the Marshmallow update has begun to push out to all three variants of the Moto 360 which includes the original Moto 360 from 2014, as well as the Moto 360 2nd gen from last year and the more recently launched Moto 360 Sport smartwatches.
With its on - trend range of interchangeable straps, it also functions as a go - anywhere smartwatch that you want to wear.
The Q Neely quickly became our go - to smartwatch, as it looks and feels luxurious, while subtly blending in with any outfit regardless of the time of day.
Samsung's Gear S3 Classic and Gear S3 Frontier are a pair of great smartwatches just as they are, to be sure, but those who like to tinker with every electronic device they get their hands on or have one of those two smartwatches and want to try out Android Wear will want to keep an eye on a project on XDA Developers, headed up by a user who goes by the handle of Honestly Annoying.
The Apple Watch arrived this week, and regardless of whether or not we want to admit it, it's going to have a big effect on the smartwatch and wearable market as a whole.
Android Wear will be the dominant software platform for smartwatches, analysts predict Android Wear is rapidly establishing itself as the de facto software platform for smartwatches, and will go on to dominate Apple's recently announced Apple Watch, analysts predict.
The new BURG 12 smartwatch goes one step further, doubling as your smartphone by letting you make and receive calls and texts, as well as letting you take photos, listen to music, record voice memos and more.
In short, the LG Urbane is a decent effort, but it's hardly going to convince the as - yet - convinced masses looking at the smartwatch scene with a suspicious eye.
It's a touch more expensive than the Ticwatch E too, but if you prefer the design you may want to go for this as it's still much more affordable than a lot of our other favorite smartwatches on sale right now.
LG will be showing off their new LG G Watch R at IFA 2014 next month, the company has said that this new Android Wear smartwatch will go on sale in quarter four, as yet there are no details on pricing.
Yu didn't offer any insight as to what we can expect with the company's third smartwatch, but whatever we get, I certainly hope it goes back to what made the original Huawei Watch so great.
While the Nixon Mission goes on sale this season as a water - treading debutante and the ASUS ZenWatch 3 evolves the company's commercial philosophy on smartwatches, the Android Wear platform will not be further bolstered by three of its major players this year.
The rumors of the Meizu's full - fledged smartwatch has been going on for quite a while now as a couple of weeks back the renders of the smart wearable leaked online, which was days before the August 10 Media event.
The best chance smartwatches have right now is to go after the fitness tracking market, appealing to those who want something that can handle all of their workouts but also look fine over the course of the day as a watch rather than a clunky rubber and plastic band on your wrist.
Samsung's core smartwatch interface is great, and does a fantastic job of maximizing the use of the circular screen with interface elements that go all the way to the edges and play off of its rotating bezel as a primary input method.
All three companies have gone on record as saying that they won't be making any new Android Wear smartwatches through the end of this year, at least.
Christmas came and went and no one I know received a smartwatch as a gift.
A click - happy user would go for a smartwatch with a camera; there are many watches that will store your photos in the connected smartphone as watches offer little storage space.
The fitness tracking isn't nearly as good as Samsung or Fitbit offer, but that's one of the trade - offs you'll see by going with Wear OS to get a better daily smartwatch operating system with great integration to your phone.
It is however, designed for those looking to go surfing and snowing with their smartwatch and track their routes as a result.
Smartwatches are certainly not a brand new element, as Pebble, and even Samsung, have been giving it a go for at least a couple of years now.
The original LG G Watch will go down in history as one of the first smartwatches (along with the Samsung Gear Live) on the platform.
LG has detailed its latest smartwatch ahead of the consumer electronics tradeshow IFA in Berlin, as teased online a couple of days ago, revealing a circular design to go up against the Moto 360 from Motorola.
«It's a befuddling design choice,» said Goode, «because once you, as the customer, have gone through the process of buying a $ 399 smartwatch and paying a monthly fee, I don't think you'll need another reminder of what you're paying for.
There isn't much else to go on, but GigaOm pointed to Wimm's platform - which was based on Android - as evidence that Google is serious about developing its own Android smartwatch.
Dubbed as the Pebble 2, this new wearable goes beyond the essential smartwatch features to venture into the fitness tracking territory.
We've been able to go hands - on with the new duo of smartwatches, and have a raft of images as well as some thoughts to share with you all.
It's hard to judge the Pace's looks without seeing and feeling the watch in person, but the round - faced, ceramic - bezeled smartwatch looks like it has at least some style to it; TheNextWeb even went as far as calling it «gorgeous.»
Motorola may release its Moto 360 smartwatch as part of the Android Wear range as soon as July.According the French website Journaldugeek the watch will be available for $ 249 when it goes on sale at some point in July.
The TicWatch E isn't quite as ridiculously bulky as most sporty smartwatches, but you're definitely going to have to work your sleeves to get them over the watch, as the hard angles of the watch tend to catch fabric tenaciously both when you try to sneak a peek at the face and when you try pull your sleeve down again and get back to work.
We are expecting the new Gear S smartwatch as well as the Gear Fit 2 Pro to go on sale at the same time.
While the display on any mobile product is always going to be a cause for concern, it is started to seem as though the display on a smartwatch is far more important.
As to who will actually go from patent concept to finished product first and who will deliver the very best solution is still up for grabs, as there's at least a half dozen competitors with Smartwatches on the drawing board todaAs to who will actually go from patent concept to finished product first and who will deliver the very best solution is still up for grabs, as there's at least a half dozen competitors with Smartwatches on the drawing board todaas there's at least a half dozen competitors with Smartwatches on the drawing board today.
As a smartwatch, it's not going to challenge Apple Watch or its Android Wear rivals when it comes to voice control, sending as opposed to receiving messages, Google searches and the like, but the Fenix 3 does do the basics, and obviously rips its Apple and Android rivals a new one when it comes to its sporting and navigation abilitieAs a smartwatch, it's not going to challenge Apple Watch or its Android Wear rivals when it comes to voice control, sending as opposed to receiving messages, Google searches and the like, but the Fenix 3 does do the basics, and obviously rips its Apple and Android rivals a new one when it comes to its sporting and navigation abilitieas opposed to receiving messages, Google searches and the like, but the Fenix 3 does do the basics, and obviously rips its Apple and Android rivals a new one when it comes to its sporting and navigation abilities.
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