I must be the only one in the world (I live in Taiwan) that doesn't follow the trials of Hillary Clinton and her emails, but unless she has some nude selfies, I'm just not interested. I saw her when she was young, and she knew how to open a can of whip ass when she needed too. I can't put a woman down, for entering a male dominated area. As for her emails...what the hell is so important about her emails that the world freaks out about it? Is she sending blueprints to China of the US HAARP or TR3B projects? Hell no. Thats not her. So, is this video going overboard, uncalled for? I think so. I salute any woman who has gotten as far as she has in America. But is America ready for a woman president? Maybe not just yet. SCW
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.
