If the new iWatches look the way designer James Jivaldi, who created the following concept, imagines them, there may be a number of owners Breitlings what to do to prevent yourself from wearing these smart watches. James Jivaldi created an iWatch with a modified version of the operating system iOS, which we know from iPad tablets, mobile phones iPhone or iPod touch multimedia players. According to him, Apple it just modifies the existing iWatch like it does with the iPad version for example.
The concept watch offers a pair of curved displays, and while one is used to display the current time, the other is used to display iOS interface. The only problem is that in the following concept it is apparently not possible to adjust the size of the watch, which is not possible with the Nike Fuelband, for example, and so Nike sells different sizes of its bracelet.
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*Source: James Jivaldi
exactly as I recently mentioned the connection to the Nokia morph concept, but I would put the display on a wristband around the whole arm, i.e. not divided as can be seen in the picture and appky would then be able to adjust to the size according to the battery app it's fine, otherwise I kind of like the iwatch and that's how I imagine it, it would be perfectly fine for the iwatch to take over the functions from the nike fuel band - kt. IMHO, I consider it probably the best that has been developed for this format, with a touch screen that recognizes fingerprints, it would be a bombastic way to pay at the cash register, etc., etc., oh, I'm curious what the future will bring :))
It looks nice, but when you think about it, you will find that most of the functions presented in the pictures do not make sense because it would be an absolutely non-ergonomic solution.
Aside from the fact that everyone else has a rough hand, I can't imagine that anyone would really want to click on their backs. So if by chance Applu managed to figure out how to solve it, so it definitely won't happen either this year or next year.
In my opinion, it is much more realistic that Apple in no time to squeeze into cars. On Macbooku I plan the route, it will be transferred to the iPhone, when I put it on, it will sync immediately. with a car, Siri, iRadio etc etc Everything is ready and feasible with today's technology and the market is huge and currently at about the same stage as the mobile industry before the first iPhone...
That's how I imagine it too, but it's still not the same. Definitely a better solution than as a watch. But it would be more annoying on the hand.
Rembaz: that's how it works in cars siri What?
JK: yes in part. That's why I gave it as an example. But of course I could imagine a much larger number of functions:
– air conditioning control,
– turning on the lights
– switching between different control modes
– adjusting the position of the seats and the steering wheel according to the user
- later cars with automatic steering (the hint was also in the form of a presentation of the small company at the beginning keynote)
Simply everything that already exists in some form even now, but nicely, ergonomically presented Appyou.
I wouldn't carry such a big cow for anything. Uncomfortable and unpleasant to wear.
It's just another Cimrman concept.
I'm sorry, but this is really ugly. I can't imagine that I would ever put this sloppiness on my hand even in my spare moments, let alone with a suit or just a shirt.
It looks like a bracelet of shackles from the slavery-ridden pre-revolutionary United States.
I will add one more big disadvantage of iWatch.
Just imagine how many times in a day you get out of hand somewhere, hit something? Even so, I wear long sleeves and a jacket most of the time, so my watch took a good beating from the park, and it is much more massive, and basically there is nothing to break on it except for the small dial.
Apart from the fact that when worn all day, the hand would sweat a lot under such a watch and various skin allergies would develop, etc.
Simply, at the moment it is just a dream concept for people who they think how cool it would be, but they don't think about what it would do to them and how many problems they would cause by wearing them.
Dalsa the most important thing, if not the most important thing, is the price. The presented concept with current technology would cost several thousand euro.
iPod, iPhone neither the iPad nor in the case futuristic devices with some revolutionary hardware technology. This is something to be aware of with such concepts.
The NikeFuel Band is perhaps the weakest of the bands. Compared to the FitBit Flex, it can't do much, and if the Amiigo can do what they declare in the video, the Fuel can get stabbed 2x and the FitBit 1x. So Apple he will have to do quite a lot in this area and imho this concept is completely unsuitable for daily wear ;-)
Apple they'll manage :) Anyway, it looks like we'll have to wait for autumn 2014.. I'm curious how Samsung will solve them, which should already have them this year..