Pebble Technology: Phone Smart Watch

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Barcelona - Defying scepticism and geek-stigma, mobile phone firms are determined this year to sell you a wristwatch wirelessly connected to your mobile phone. Numerous models have hit the market over the past year but 2015 will see an explosion, analysts Wristwatches play a key role in the life of an average individual. Apart from it being used by its wearer to keep track of time, they can be worn for other reasons e.g. fashion, status etc. Since the introduction of digital wristwatches in the early 70’s Now, the agonizing wait for a high-speed smartwatch is over. The LG Watch Urbane LTE is the first 4G smartwatch in the world. You can make phone calls, text messages, send emails, and anything else you can do with your phone without tethering. Best of all Pebble’s approach to smart watches is unique. While competitors such as Samsung and LG have built powerful wrist computers that have many of the features you’d find in a smart phone, Pebble’s first smart watch had a black-and-white display and couldn BARCELONA — Just when we thought smartphones were losing creativity, a small circular device the size of a pocket watch has the potential to be one of the most innovative gadgets we've seen in quite awhile. The Runcible phone by San Francisco-based (WTNH)– Smart watches are becoming very popular. Many fashion designers are diving in to with their fitness tracking devices that tie to an app on your mobile phone. Keith Atchinson, from FUSION Interactive Group, joined GMCT to tell us what we need to know. .

Beyond the shocking reveals, there were also a round of highly-anticipated roll outs, including Samsung’s latest Galaxy phone, a new HTC One The Spectre x360 is on sale now starting at $899. Huawei Watch Chinese smartphone giant Huawei’s first "They're to create a halo around their products and to perhaps get photos of Kim Kardashian using their phones in tabloids." The smart watch market has entries from Samsung, LG, Motorola, Microsoft, Sony, Pebble and others, so Apple will have plenty of Watches are just one of a variety of “wearables” which mobile companies are trying to sell to customers to use with their phones. Designers have come up with all manner of bands and pendants. So far, the most successful wearables have been fitness Smart watches are a novelty item, created by phone and tech companies to swindle cash from today’s tech-obsessed consumers. There’s no doubt of the technological feat a smart watch embodies; email, text, social media and fitness tracking, packed into .