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Editors' Note: The Apple Watch Series 1 is physically identical to the original Apple Watch but has a lower price, an updated S1P dual-core processor, and ships with watchOS 3. Our review of the original Apple Watch, from April 2015, is below.Do you reall...
Attractive design, Secure, comfortable fit, Plenty of third-party apps...
Expensive, Average battery life, Little functionality without connected iPhone...
The Apple Watch is the best smartwatch yet, but it's more of a luxury item than a replacement for your Timex...
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Samsung Galaxy Gear SPrice: Starts @ 24,900Key SpecsPros: Bright AMOLED display, calling and 3G internet ability, Good battery life, premium design, efficient sensors functionality, IP67 certifiedCons: Feels bulky to wear, Tizen OS has few applications, t...
Lightweight and comfortable, battery life, affordable, day and night tracking...
Auto sleep tracking isn't ideal, limited visual encouragement...
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Till some years ago, I loved digital watches, the predecessors of today's smartwatches. Watches that could tell you the altitude to help you compete in a triathlon, never mind that you used the former only to try and impress someone, and never used the la...
I'm not going to give an opinion on price. That's because you may not understand why I spend Rs 20,000 on a basic mechanical watch when you might think a Rs 2,000 quartz watch is built as well and has the same function–of showing the time. Besides, there...
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S o permit me a slight digression into sport at the very beginning of a tech review. The game of cricket is supposed to be India's ruling passion. The object of the game is to score as many runs by hitting the ball with a bat. Some batsmen choose to hit t...
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Apple certainly took its sweet time with this one. After years of rumors Apple Watch finally showed its face on September 9 last year and started to reveal its secrets. And it wasn't until the end of April that actual sales begun and with long waiting tim...
Apple Watch gets many things right - it comes with a cool design available in two sizes, and you even get both S/M and M/L bands in the box. It integrates well with your iPhone and will certainly reduce the number of times you need to reach for your phone...
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I have a confession to make—I bought the Apple watch for two main reasons: its fitness tracking and Heart Rate Monitoring (HRM) feature. The third important reason is to gain bragging rights. As a sportsman, I justified the Rs 25,000 price tag by reasonin...
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gizmodo.in Updated:
2018-11-01 08:42:57
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Two weeks ago, I started wearing an Apple Watch. I've come to a final thoughts: I just paid hundreds of dollars to be a glorified beta tester for Apple's latest product. But you know what? I'm glad I did-because Apple's latest product really needs a kick in t...
I love the way the hardware looks and feels. Superb, through and through, Pretty cool how the Watch protects your data-it uses the heartrate sensor to detect when it's on your wrist, staying unlocked, and locks itself as soon as it's removed. You can eith...
I can't believe Apple shipped this product with such a confusing interface. Sure hope it isn't hard to fix, Why the heck doesn't the home button take you straight home, like it does in iOS?, Why does the screen shut off when I'm in the middle of using it...
No. Almost certainly not. Theres only one real reason to buy the Apple Watch today: if you so badly crave a gadget thats new and different that youre willing to settle for something broken.The good news: first-generation Apple products always suck! L...
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The Apple Watch follows the iPhone model of delivering one core design (unlike Android Wear, which functions as a platform that powers several different watches such as the Moto 360 or Asus ZenWatch). Though there are three models and two different sizes...
Sleek, stylish design, Useful, attractive OS, Solid app selection...
Slow loading apps, Early bugs and crashes...
While the Apple Watch has some basic similarities to its nearest competitors, this wearable amplifies the smartwatch experience in a way that hasn't yet been done. Its Glances are handy, and accessing and using apps allows for more control than Android We...
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Apple Watch isn't so much a lifestyle revolution as it is a collection of small enhancements that add up.Apple's smartwatch has a wider range of apps than rival watches from Samsung, Motorola and others. In my few weeks with one, I've been following my fa...
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mymobileindia.com Updated:
2018-11-01 08:43:03
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Apple CEO Tim Cook called it the ”most personal product we've ever made, because it is designed to be worn,” and it certainly is the most innovative device to have come out of Cupertino for a while. If the iPod changed the way we listened to music, the iP...
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The Apple Watch was officially launched on April 24 and it is only available if you have pre-ordered it on Apples Online store in the following countries: Australia, Canada, China, France, Germany, Hong Kong, Japan, the UK and the US.For Apple, this is t...
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I've been keen on smartwatches pretty much since day one. I get a lot of emails, texts, and assorted notifications, most of them garbage but some vitally important. Having a glancable screen on my wrist makes life infinitely easier. But smartwatches have...
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I like that it will come in two sizes, so the watch won't feel giant on smaller hands, as some competing watches do.I also like that Apple will offer a variety of straps and materials, so fitness buffs can get a strap that's stronger and sweat-proof, whil...
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