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Android technology prepared by Hritika Raj (Shivalik college of engg.)Hritika Raj
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-How many People Using Smartphone?
-Number of smartphone users worldwide from 2014 to 2020 (in billions)
-What People Think about Mobile Phone Technology?
-Percentage of usage of Mobile Phones While doing Another task
-Where People place their Phone while Sleeping?
-Some other Interesting Stats
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it is better to find it out yourself.
good luck, finding new apple product!
by the way the new product has better battery and using usb type-c. so having faster charging speed is one of the advantages of the new product from apple.
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I created this presentation with different places. I Hope you like my work. Please rate my work if you like this. I will be very thankful to you for this. Arslan Shabbir,.
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Time And Technology both do not wait for anyone... with enormous speed its increasing day by day.. with the advancement of technology, apple.inc have come up with a new one.. known as "The Apple Watch".
For specifications and advancements made, please refer to the presentation.
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Charlie Greenberg, Host
2. History
2000 - IBM introduces a watch with
a calendar, Bluetooth
compatibility, and flash
memory for $399
2003 - Fossil releases a watch that
ran Palm OS.
1982 - Pulsar: could store 24 digits of memory and was
able to connect to printers
1990 - Seiko Receptor: doubled as a pager
1994 - Timex Datalink: can wirelessly connect to a PC
1999 - Samsung introduces the first watch phone with
an antenna, LCD screen, 90 minutes talk time
3. History
2004 - Microsoft releases watch
with SPOT technology to
integrate the software
with everyday activities
2010 - Sony releases the Live
View which was an
external bluetooth
display for Androids
2013 - “The Year of the
Smartwatch” Apple,
BlackBerry, Google, LG,
Microsoft, Samsung, Sony
all actively involved in
smartwatch development.
5. Modern-Day Features
Fitness
Line between smartwatches and fitness trackers is
blurring as heart rate monitor, GPS, athletic band
features are becoming more common.
6. Modern-Day Features
Interface
Touch interface dominant,
easier to navigate. Many use
a combination of touch and
buttons
Display
Either E-ink or Color: E-Ink
display saves battery with 5
days of battery life; Color only
lasts 1-2 days
7. • Smartwatches featuring
Google’s Android OS
• Google Now voice assitant and
Play Store integrated
• Launched in March 2014, has
since sold roughly 1 million
units
• Compatible with all Android
smartphones devices
regardless of manufacturer
• Popular watches include the
]LG’s G Watch and Motorola’s
Moto 360
8. • Announced in September
2014, releasing April 2015
• iOS, Siri, Apple Pay
itegrated
• Functions as a remote for
Apple TV, viewfinder for the
iPhone’s camera, walkie-
talkie
• Numerous health tracking
features
• Expected to provide a strong
boost to smartwatch sales
9. Today’s marketplace
Specification
Auidences for smartwatches are
commonly targeted. Many are
designed for specific athletic
purposes to track miles, laps, and
heart rates (Fitbit) Ex - the TAG
Heuer Aquaracer for sailors in the
2013 America’s Cup.
Pricing
Simpler smartwatches (original Pebble, LG G Watch)
cost around $100. Higher end watches, like the Gear
S, can cost upwards of $400. Apple Watch will be
$350
10. Marketing
• Pairing, health features are the main
selling point of smartwatches today
• However, physical size of
smartwatches is often large, bulky.
• Design is often not precieved as
fashionable and has hence not
disrupted traditional watch markets
• Battery life can be an issue. As more
functions are added to smartwatches,
battery life decreases.
• Demand and success are hard to
predict (similar to netbooks or Google
Glass), making development difficult
11. Discussion
• Do you see watches as a way to tell time or more of a
fashion accessory?
• Would you buy a smartwatch? Why or why not?
• How do you think Apple will impact the smartwatch
industry?
• Do you think smartwatches have the potential to ever
replace the standard wristwatch?
