Abstract: The smart watch is destined to be the next big thing in tech, with Samsung and Sony getting the jump on Apple and launching their own pieces of wearable tech. Sony's Smart Watch 2 consists of a 1.6-inch screen attached to a choice of multiple coloured wat...
Published: 2013-09-05, Author: Luke , review by: pocket-lint.com
If you're considering joining the wearable tech movement, you like to go on runs, and find yourself without free hands to type, this is for you. It seems like a small thing but the convenience of not taking your phone out of your pocket shouldn't be und...
Intuative UI, Reasonable camera quality, Receive calls and texts to your wrists
Can't read email alerts, Massively expensive, Poor battery life
The Samsung Galaxy Gear might be the device which brings smartwatches to the fore, but it isn't the one to convince the masses to adopt them. Its limited compatibility with just Samsung branded phones, and very few of them at that, is a major drawback and...
Abstract: Samsung has entered into the world of smart watches with its new Galaxy Gear device. It does things slightly different to the Sony smart watch 2 , but still feels like an exciting piece of kit. First up, the build quality is a lot better than what you see...
Abstract: Samsung 's biggest unveiling at IFA, aside from the Note 3 smartphone, was its new Galaxy Gear smartwatch. Just like Sony's SmartWatch 2 , it's designed to act as a second screen for your mobile phone. The major difference between the two is that the Sams...
Published: 2014-05-22, Author: Frank , review by: gizmochina.com
Abstract: We did a lot of comments in Android smartphones.Today we want to take the exam robot is available to our time smartwatch.This star Kingelon Android ‘s SmartWatch K2 Smartwatch.This by our sponsors Vifocal.com.Including Pacakge:* 1 hour K21 * USB charger1...
New ecosystem and limited compatibility, No touchless controls, S Voice is hit and miss, Notifications are a mess
The Galaxy Gear is a fine smartwatch, but it's just like any other first-generation Samsung device: it's a good concept, but it needs more TLC, device compatibility and third-party support....
Abstract: Smartwatches are designed to work with your smartphone rather than replace it, providing notifications so you don't have to whip out your handset every 5 seconds. And although the category is in its infancy, three models stand out among the first crop. The Pebble ($149) is water-resistant and has a wide range of apps available. The Sony SmartWatch 2 ($199) delivers an Android-like experience on your wrist. And the Galaxy Gear ($299) lets you make calls and even snap photos. But which high-tech timepiece is best? We've put all three devices through an 11-round face-off to determine which smartwatch is right for you....
