Microsoft is working on designs for a touch-enabled watch device, executives at suppliers said, potentially joining rivals like Apple in working on a new class of computing products.
Read here and here.
Microsoft planning a smart watch of its own
Interesting. If it was more like an arm-band, the typing surface would have more range though. Probably like phones, they will start small and grow is my guess.
I saw this yesterday. What next? A Blackberry watch? :8
That would likely look something like one of those multifunction-does-everything-timex-calulator watches with all the buttons it would need to fit the QWERTY keyboard on it!@ wrote:
I saw this yesterday. What next? A Blackberry watch? :8
Next will be Smart Pants with thermostat controls and fibers that can slightly change the color of the dress pant (black/tan/navy).
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Since Apple is usually responsible for pioneering the next big thing in tech (saying this as a neutral fan of all tech), we'll call it the iTrouser!@ wrote:
Next will be Smart Pants with thermostat controls and fibers that can slightly change the color of the dress pant (black/tan/navy).
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I hope it does not grow. I wouldn't like if it was of an arm-band type. I like the idea of smart watch very much. It's just your watch. Not that big. And very smart.:)
I hope it does not grow. I wouldn't like if it was of an arm-band type. I like the idea of smart watch very much. It's just your watch. Not that big. And very smart.:)
Don't be surprised if the next big thing is smart underwear. You would be able to check emails and join the Community, all while you're in bed.smileylol:
Wished it will continue to be true but I am afraid that after Steve passed away, a well of visions has been pumped. All things which are just about to hit markets were already Steve's ideas. Time will tell us ...@ wrote:
Since Apple is usually responsible for pioneering the next big thing in tech (saying this as a neutral fan of all tech)
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