I have been watching companies like Qualcomm and their activities outside of the typical. Posts on that here. Now new report on their Smartwatch capability in Engadget. (A promotional post, but it provides details of interest) " ... With the Qualcomm Toq, you can leave your smartphone in your pocket or purse. The Toq receives instant updates from your smartphone via Bluetooth wireless. With a flick of the wrist, the device displays notifications for calls, texts, email and more. Using Qualcomm's own AllJoyn technology, the Toq does run its own apps. But the smartwatch is meant to sync with Android smartphones and can be customized to display just the information you need. ... " Still unclear if the Smartwatch will significantly erode smartphone use. Also, how will this change the kinds of data gathered from held or worn devices?
Monday, December 30, 2013
Smart Watch from Qualcomm
I have been watching companies like Qualcomm and their activities outside of the typical. Posts on that here. Now new report on their Smartwatch capability in Engadget. (A promotional post, but it provides details of interest) " ... With the Qualcomm Toq, you can leave your smartphone in your pocket or purse. The Toq receives instant updates from your smartphone via Bluetooth wireless. With a flick of the wrist, the device displays notifications for calls, texts, email and more. Using Qualcomm's own AllJoyn technology, the Toq does run its own apps. But the smartwatch is meant to sync with Android smartphones and can be customized to display just the information you need. ... " Still unclear if the Smartwatch will significantly erode smartphone use. Also, how will this change the kinds of data gathered from held or worn devices?
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