Sentences with phrase «like wearable displays»

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The wearable displays information in a hands - free smartphone - like format.

Featuring a curved 2 - inch AMOLED display that quickly draws the eye, the Gear S looks exactly like a wider version of Samsung's Gear Fit wearable released earlier this year.

Jennifer Colegrove, an analyst at market researcher iSuppli Corp., identified several product categories in addition to e-book readers, including displays for wearable and carryable products like watch dials, cell phones, credit cards and security - system cards; instrumentation applications like the capacity meter on Lexar JumpDrive USB drives; and signage.

Like that previously mentioned model, this wearable has a color e-paper display and three physical buttons.

Duration, durability, and duality: How ePaper is challenging compromise Glass displays are prevalent in the majority of current technologies, with design teams and engineers around the world mass producing them for a number of applications like TVs, tablets and wearables.

The recently uncovered renders indicate that Garmin is attempting to make its next fitness wearable look more like a traditional watch, with a circular touch display and what looks like stainless steel wrapping around it.

Google's Project Glass may sound like a bet on a distant future, but wearable computing could become a billion - dollar business sooner that you might expect: Juniper believes that smart watches, wearable fitness gizmos and head - mounted displays will bring in $ 1.5 billion by 2014.

Just like the Pebble or Gear 2 line, wearables running Android Wear connect to an Android (4.3 Jelly Bean or higher) handset over a Bluetooth connection, allowing notifications from the phone to be displayed on the watch.

Both the G Watch R and Moto 360 have circular displays, but LG's new wearable looks more like a traditional men's sport watch.

Aside from project Aloha, Building 8 is also working on a smart speaker without a display more akin to the original Amazon Echo, a 360 - degree camera, and exploring wearable devices like smart glasses and a sensor - laden necklace, people with knowledge of the products said.

The company had been working on features like smartphone integration, connecting the Force to a nearby iPhone so that caller ID and other information could be shown on the wearable's display.

You can even see Swarovski's contribution to the wearables market with the likes of the Huawei Watch models that came out for women shortly after the original model, which were encrusted with jewels around the display and watch case.

The FitRist is like the other fitness wearable device available in the market that can monitor your physical activities, it also comes with an OLED display.

But a few new smartwatches and wearables on display did catch our eye, like the new bands for the Guess Connect (pictured here).

While past Fitbit wearables have been able to display call, text and calendar notifications, Ionic will also be able to push notifications from apps like Facebook, Instagram, Slack and more.

Instead, it's taken considerably longer to get anywhere close, and the nearest to mass - market wearable display approaches have either focused on delivering basic notifications, like Google Glass, or some sort of game arena, like Oculus Rift.

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.

When paired with the Cloud Sport Band, this gleaming white wearable really pops, and the display looks like it's floating above your wrist.

One alternative, of course, could be a remote processing / battery device, effectively splitting the «brain» of the wearable from the output portion; that's a strategy we've seen from manufacturers like Vuzix, though more on wearable media displays than Glass alternatives.