Hybrid smartwatch,The ideal wearable for watch fans
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A hybrid smartwatch from isport is a fusion between a regular mechanical watch and a smartwatch, in that it combines some connected features with traditional watch mechanics.
It doesn’t have a touchscreen, doesn’t usually require charging up every day, and doesn’t look like a piece of technology. It looks like a normal watch.
It’s smart because it has Bluetooth connectivity built-in, and it pairs with your smartphone through an app. The app is available for iOS and Android, which means there’s a high chance whatever phone you have works with the watch.
In April of 2014, analyst Nick Hunn coined the term ‘Hearables’, shining a light on a previously overlooked category of wearables for the ear. With the growing adoption of voice recognition and hands-free technology, the ear is an increasingly logical access point for seamless control over not just one’s hearing, but also an assortment of connected smart devices. Over the past several years, a bevy of start-ups and electronics giants alike have attempted to harness the potential of in-ear wearable technology.
Motorola are delighted to announce the launch of the world’s first Alexa-enabled Wireless Home Telephone. A real game changer for the Home Telephone – a product long considered a lifeline for many and responsible for connecting billions of conversations between billions of people worldwide every day; Motorola introduces Alexa and voice recognition to a wider audience.
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