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2013-06-21
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This looks great
i saw a couple of feature watches from chineese manufacturers with fb twiter intregation bamm they even have mic and speaker
i saw a couple of feature watches from chineese manufacturers with fb twiter intregation bamm they even have mic and speaker
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2013-06-21
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@ Bangalore
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HONestly it looks brilliant. But then the thought of keeping my wrist constantly microwaved is a little frightening... Cos as a mobile communications device it is bound to emit them periodically.
i keep my beloved N9 either in my bag, or on my office table, or my bed stand, carry it only when I move without the(laptop) bag
i keep my beloved N9 either in my bag, or on my office table, or my bed stand, carry it only when I move without the(laptop) bag
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2013-06-21
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@ Germany
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Originally Posted by danested
And you live under a salt mine, I presume.
HONestly it looks brilliant. But then the thought of keeping my wrist constantly microwaved is a little frightening... Cos as a mobile communications device it is bound to emit them periodically.
i keep my beloved N9 either in my bag, or on my office table, or my bed stand, carry it only when I move without the(laptop) bag
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2013-06-21
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@ N900: Battery low. N950: torx 4 re-used once and fine; SIM port torn apart
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Yes, you are doomed to destroying your device, sooner or later. I do not carry anything in my trouser pockets for that reason. And I do not carry anything in my shirt pocket for the easy-to-lose reason. So, I use a messenger bag since before-I-received-my-first-cellular-phone. And I have got to replace my current bag, soon, due to everyday wear, with something even more durable.
Yes, this watch-phone device is elegant. Yes, I would prefer to put on a space-suit first, and this watch (or anything electronic) second. No, I am not going to do it, for two reasons: first, I cherish my electronic devices and wish to protect them as extension of myself; second, a human should adapt to the changes wrought by him onto outside world, instead of avoiding them.
Best wishes.
Yes, this watch-phone device is elegant. Yes, I would prefer to put on a space-suit first, and this watch (or anything electronic) second. No, I am not going to do it, for two reasons: first, I cherish my electronic devices and wish to protect them as extension of myself; second, a human should adapt to the changes wrought by him onto outside world, instead of avoiding them.
Best wishes.
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2013-06-21
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Nokia's Morph Concept from way back when.
Morph Concept
Morph
Was actually revealed as early as 2008. Of course, probably shelved indefinitely in favor of their current strategy.
Morph Concept
Morph
Was actually revealed as early as 2008. Of course, probably shelved indefinitely in favor of their current strategy.
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2013-06-21
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@ MLB.AU
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Originally Posted by reinob
and doctors recommended cigarettes...
And you live under a salt mine, I presume.
And asbestos is okay to work with..
Dont put it next to your head!
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2013-06-21
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@ Barcelona
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My vaporware alarm is tingling heavily on this one.
Why would you actually want to use such a "display for your phone" considering it would actually have better hardware than your phone?
AVOID.
- Uses some new technology that seems at least one year too early for public consumption ... ✔
- Promises tremendously high hardware specs: the SOC on it is more powerful than the one on my phone ... ✔
- Ignores or looks down on battery life concerns in extremely tight form factors: they promise "2 to 3 days" of battery life. ✔
- CGI shots only and are already taking preorders ✔
- Mentions outright impossible or "WTF would you being doing this" technologies: Thunderbolt on OMAP, which would require a complex and energy-hungry bridge chip (not only for PCI, but also for DisplayPort). ✔
Even "Dropout-free, hi-fi enthusiast-pleasing 16-bit, 44.1/48 KHz CD quality audio" is already impossible if you are using something like Bluetooth. - Plenty of buzzwords that simply make no sense: "The Smile runs an algorithm-based, custom Linux AI operating system" ✔
Why would you actually want to use such a "display for your phone" considering it would actually have better hardware than your phone?
AVOID.
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2013-06-22
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Originally Posted by javispedro
My vaporware alarm is tingling heavily on this one.
- Uses some new technology that seems at least one year too early for public consumption ... ✔
- Promises tremendously high hardware specs: the SOC on it is more powerful than the one on my phone ... ✔
- Ignores or looks down on battery life concerns in extremely tight form factors: they promise "2 to 3 days" of battery life. ✔
- CGI shots only and are already taking preorders ✔
- Mentions outright impossible or "WTF would you being doing this" technologies: Thunderbolt on OMAP, which would require a complex and energy-hungry bridge chip (not only for PCI, but also for DisplayPort). ✔
Even "Dropout-free, hi-fi enthusiast-pleasing 16-bit, 44.1/48 KHz CD quality audio" is already impossible if you are using something like Bluetooth.- Plenty of buzzwords that simply make no sense: "The Smile runs an algorithm-based, custom Linux AI operating system" ✔
Why would you actually want to use such a "display for your phone" considering it would actually have better hardware than your phone?
AVOID.
Should. be fine with a 6 foot x 4 foot solar panel strapped to my back.
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Gizmag review
Oh, and seriously... mod, maybe turning off the naughty word filter for URLS would be nice. It's triggering on the word smartwątch, without the accent.
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