Apples iPhone 7 isnt the one and only that has been a subject of various gossipy tidbits for as far back as couple of months. The organizations unannounced smartwatch (prone to be called Apple Watch 2) has additionally seen whats coming to its of theories. Presently as indicated by another report, the wearable is said to highlight One Glass Solution (OGS) based showcase, rather than one with Glass on Glass innovation. DigiTimes, refering to data from TPK Holdings, an Apple supplier, says that OGS innovation takes out the glass layers utilized as a part of the Glass on Glass innovation, making the screen somewhat more slender. Not just will this make the reputed Apple Watch 2 more slender, additionally lighter. The report further includes that the creation of OGS boards for the cutting edge Apple Watch has hit some specialized issues, prompting low yield rates. In any case, it is still indistinct on the off chance that this has influenced general generation or not. The news runs in accordance with past cases made by specialists. In May, Apple investigator Brian White, who works for Wall Street firm Drexel Hamilton, reported that Apple Watch 2 could be most likely 20% to 40% more slender than its ancestor. The watch will probably have a bigger show and enhanced battery life. There have additionally been reports expressing that Apple will coordinate Samsung Foundrys 14FF assembling process for Apple Watch 2s chipset outline, keeping in mind the end goal to diminish the measure of warmth produced. It will likewise upgrade the execution of watch. Additionally expected is the joining of a FaceTime-empowered camera in the top bezel, which will be able to do Full HD video recording. To the extent information exchange is concerned, the watch is reputed to accompany 90% change and more precise area administrations. In the event that gossipy tidbits are to be trusted, Apple watch 2 will probably dispatch with the up and coming iPhone 7 in the fall of 2016.
Published on Jun 17, 2016 WATCH MILEY CYRUS on a watch? You bet! This crazy fun watch face is always different. Every day she has new hair, and every hour she goes through all sorts of contorted faces. Her tongue sweeps the seconds, and she licks her nose at the top of every minute! Watch her eyes though. They actually tell the time! Her left eye points to where the hour hand would be, and her right eye points in the minute direction. Just in case it's too hard to figure out from her stare, look at her earrings. They will give it away. This is a creative watch face designed and shared with the Global Community by Andrew Somers. You can actually download it and put it on your own watch if your watch supports it. Here's the link to Andrew's Smily Miley clock skin: https://plus.google.com/u/2/100098137322903155173/posts/f7frJ5X9hHk The watches featured here, from left to right, are the No.1 D6, the No.1 D5, the FINOW X3, and the FINOW Q1. You can look for them by name online at these and other sites if you want to purchase them: AliExpress.com Amazon.com GearBest.com
The most persistent, never ending question I get regarding the Android standalone smart watches that use a SIM card for calling is how to make it work with a smartphone to place and receive calls. To date -- July 2016 -- there is NO watch on the market that has true tethering capability (phone calls, MMS/SMS, notifications, etc.) AND supports downloading apps from the Google Play Store. If you EVER hear of such a watch, PLEASE let me(us) know in the comments. Until then, I'll keep covering the Android app capable watches as they come out, but I wanted to show you the potential for the future in this surprisingly nice Apple Watch clone, the Banaus BS19. I did a series of videos on a very basic Apple Watch clone one a year ago before the Apple Watch was even released. Since then technology (and cloning) has improved, and today we have a watch that, in some ways, is even better than the Apple Watch unreleased next edition! Why? Well, for one, it has an ONBOARD CAMERA for selfies and -- in the future -- voice calls/messaging/etc. It also has provisions for a SIM card to allow true calling and texting from the watch without needing a phone. It does support the true tethering, so it will work with the phone -- both Apple and Android -- but it can stand alone as well. This is actually a worthy contender for a spot on your arm. Of the tethering watches out there -- and there are hundreds -- this one has both SIM and tethering, front facing camera, sleek "Apple like" design, and low price. If you don't need all that fancy mumbo jumbo of a tiny Android phone on your arm, then give this watch a serious look.
