iWatch - Discover Smartwatch Battle

The iWatch is still only an idea conjured up by someone. Back on June 3, Apple applied for a patent over the name "iWatch" in Japan, which has since become public and is quickly going on the heels of the iOS 7 announcement. What does this mean for Apple and the future of wrist wear? Well, it means that for the 1st time in a long time, Apple is coming to the party a little late with just a patent for the iWatch.

Apple has come "later" to the technology world before, but not in terms of  production that could redefine a market, like as the iPhone did with touch screen technology. In terms of a watch that can tell you who is calling, who texted you, while an upcoming event is and what is happening on social media, Apple won't be first.
Sony 1st released their original SmartWatch last year to very little fanfare and a big amount of negative feedback. Then, they had nowhere else to go but up, right? As of now, Sony has been advancing better feedback and a little more hype gives thanks to Apple not producing a wearable phone paired accessory. The new SmartWatch 2, which is set to release in September of this yr is larger than the previous model, has better syncing ability thanks to NFC (Near Field Communication) and best of altogether, it's waterproof, at least it says it will be.
Sony and Android are clearly establishing a gauntlet of sorts in Apple's direction, baiting Apple and CEO Tim Cook to make the next go on the iWatch. We can believe that if and when Apple comes out with an iWatch or something like it, it will be with more examination than one can bear. Let's just hope this all happens sooner, rather than later.

I want to offer you an a quick reports on the practical usage of iPod Nano as a watch (or simply, as most refer to it as, the iWatch)
The favourable facts of the iPod are generally:

- Casual time synchronization. Each time you synchronize the iPod with your laptop or desktop computer, the iPod's time becomes stylish and popularize , afterwards it ought to keep on being considerably accurate assuming that you sync it fairly frequently. To describe on just how this functions.- your computer believably calibrates it's clock against a time server which, consequently, probably calibrates against an atomic clock. This means the iPod device likewise picks up the atomic clock time.- You will have tunes, audio books, and even radio stations upon the wrist. Should you actually own a smart phone, that likely does not charm you very much. Still, in case you don't, you could like that idea.- The iPod is fairly smallish. At seventy four oz. It's essentially relatively light weight by today's wristwatch standards. Also, it's sufficiently practicable. It offers day/date on the face, plus it on top of that features a stop-watch and a countdown timer.- This wrist watch face is configurable so you will be able to choose between black or white.

The particular unfavorable points:

- You have to recollect to charge it. If you happen to already sync your iPod frequently, this probably will not be described as a problem, having said that, in case you don't, charging your timepiece is simply one additional thing you will have to make time to execute.- It's most certainly not water-resistant. A good accidental water splash could possibly be enough to ruin the iWatch.- With top of that, you're solely expected to use it in temperatures between 32 and 95F (-20 to 45C). This might often be an issue if you reside anywhere where the temperatures leave that range.- An individual can't merely peek at the time. Going over the time means essentially turning the iPod on. Because you have to reach over and press some button anyway, it will be equally easy to take out the cellphone.