Sentences with phrase «as wearable displays»

STARTING IN 2010, when Apple made the Retina display and display - quality central themes for its product marketing, displays have experienced an unprecedented renaissance in new technologies for smartphones, tablets, TVs, and even new classes of products such as wearable displays.

Not exact matches

Instead of a sleek pair of shades and low - impact tethering to a small battery pack, the demonstration required a helmet - sized device called «WD3,» or «wearable device three,» leashed to a desktop computer that the reviewer described as displaying «jittery and blurry» imagery.

While the fitness industry has recently been focused on using technology such as wearables, workout apps and expensive interactive displays, Onnit is bucking this trend by reviving age - old techniques that are decidedly low - tech, but extremely effective.

Available in a plethora of styles, the Fossil Q Marshal Gen 2 is an Android Wear smartwatch with the latest - generation Qualcomm processor for wearable devices, as well as a beautiful, fully circular AMOLED display.

The connectivity cockpit concept, also on display at Frankfurt Motor Show 2015, demonstrates a collection of new hardware — such as wearable devices, car - generated data, rear - seat child care and 3D gesture controls.

Plastic displays lend themselves particularly well to wearables as they're light - weight, robust and require minimal power to function.

According to IHS, the flexible display market will grow to $ 15.5 billion in 2022 as the popularity of wearable and mobile devices with flexible displays increases.

According to IHS, the flexible display market is expected to grow to $ 15.5 billion in 2022 as the popularity of wearables with flexible displays increase.

This technology is much lower - power than other display types, so you won't need to charge your wearable anywhere near as frequently.

Both Korean companies are now mass producing such displays, which are being used in mobile phones and wearable devices - such as the Galaxy S7 Edge (shown below), the LG G Flex 2 and Apple's Watch.

Samsung's Super-AMOLED displays, announced in January 2010, are AMOLED displays for mobile devices (such as smartphones, wearables and tablets) with an integrated touch function.

According to IHS, the flexible display market will grow to $ 15.5 billion in 2022 as the popularity of wearable and mobile devices with flexible displays increase.

Samsung's upcoming smartwatch looks set to launch as the Samsung Galaxy Gear, a US trademark filing suggests, following potential design hints of a flexible - display wearable spotted at the weekend.

A new report from Digitimes talks about Apple developing new microLED displays with TSMC, which could in - turn make its way to an augmented reality wearable as well as upcoming iterations of the Apple Watch.

Goodix, a premier developer and provider of fingerprint and touchscreen solutions for mobile phones, tablets and wearable, currently holds a diversified portfolio of fingerprint authentication solutions that provides excellent flexibility to suit the varying preferences from consumers and partners such as Innovative Biometric Solutions for Display, Live Finger DetectionTM, Invisible Fingerprint Sensor (IFSTM), Glass - covered and Coating button sensors.

Goodix, a premier developer and provider of fingerprint and touchscreen solutions for mobile phones, tablets and wearables, currently holds a diversified portfolio of fingerprint authentication solutions that provides excellent flexibility to suit the varying preferences from consumers and partners such as Innovative Biometric Solutions for Display, Live Finger DetectionTM, Invisible Fingerprint Sensor (IFSTM), Glass - covered and Coating button sensors.

The wearable is said to pack upgraded specifications such as Snapdragon 400 chipset, and a special LCD display that is readable in direct sunlight.

The SmartBand Talk, on the other hand, works as a smart wearable wrist band with its 1.4 - inch E-ink display.

The HW02 Plus band itself looks any other budget fitness wearable out there with a tiny, vertical touch screen for displaying quick bits of information such as the time, steps count, and the heart rate.

The company is reportedly gearing up to use the next - gen displays in future Apple Watches, Macs and even an as - yet - unreleased wearable device, which could be Apple's augmented reality glasses.

The LG G Watch is the company's first Android Wear device and its first true wearable as well, coming in with a 1.65 - inch always - on display and a 400mAh battery under the hood for all - day battery life.

These screens will be used as the innovative touch - sensitive display for Apple's wearables debut.

The latest wearable from Samsung continues the company's tradition of pushing Tizen as their primary smartphone OS, though this time the watch adds some firsts for the Tizen - powered Gear family: a circular display, support for nearly all Android devices, and a new form of input that goes beyond just touch.

We were naturally excited, as this is the first wearable device with a curved AMOLED display.

Developers will be able to developer their own custom card layouts, and to control data and actions betwixt the wearable device and the wearer's smartphone, as well as gathering data on sensors for real - time display if needed and, of course, enabling their app to utilize «Ok Google» voice actions.

The display also features an ambient light sensor, allowing Ionic to adjust brightness as needed to suit environmental lighting conditions — the majority of past Fitbit wearables have had only one brightness setting.

Although its price and design — the Blades look like something stolen from a 3D showing of Star Wars — will almost certainly make the Vuzix Blade a niche product, the addition of Alexa and an augmented reality display makes them more practical than previous wearables, such as Google Glasses and the one - trick Snapchat Spectacles.

Other Android wearables, such as the $ 299 Moto 360 (2nd gen) and the $ 273 LG Watch Urbane are cheaper, and have Wi - Fi and iOS compatibility, too, but have less - sharp displays.

As for the Watch Style, it is the smaller of the two wearables, coming with a smaller display screen of 1.2 inches and supporting a lower resolution of 360 × 360 pixels.

For those still waiting for the iWatch, the report also states that the new wearable will reportedly boast an OLED display, as Apple continues to try and get almost zero - consumption of energy while in standby for the accessory.

AMOLED displays, as per a recent report from IHS Markit, will witness a rise in 2017 owing to the introduction of devices with flexible display and wearables, while the usage of LCD Thin Film Transistor (TFT) displays will decline.

«Apple's choice of a plastic AMOLED as the display medium for its Watch reflects not only its strategy of emphasizing quality, but also suggests increasing confidence in flexible displays as an enabling technology for wearable computers,» Annis added.

This is Huawei's first fully round display - toting wearable device, and indeed one of the first smartwatches with a fully round panel to have been shown to the world, as well.

Their newest wearable maintains the e-paper display technology as they were able to retain the 5 - 7 day battery life even through they're using color now.

«In some embodiments, the wearable device may instead re-route notifications from the device display or speakers to interface elements within the vehicle, such as an in - dash or heads up display or vehicle speakers, rather than preventing notifications from reaching the user.»