What is SmartWatch?

The SmartWatch is a wristwatch computer with enhanced functionality beyond the timing; It is often comparable to a device ” personal digital assistant ” (PDA). The first models are able to perform basic tasks, such as: calculations, translations, and games.

The SmartWatch modern instead, are actually wearable computers. Most SmartWatch running mobile applications, while the lowest number is a mobile operating system and functional (eg portable media players that offer playback FM radio, audio and video files via a Bluetooth headset).

Some models SmartWatch (also called mobile surveillance) have the full capacity of a mobile phone and can make or answer calls. The following guide will explain what a SmartWatch and what features include.

1.) Such devices may include features such as a camera, an accelerometer, a thermometer, an altimeter, barometer, compass, stopwatch, a calculator, a cell phone, a GPS, a map viewer, a graphical display, a speaker, a scheduler, a clock and a SD cards (recognized as a mass storage device for a computer, with rechargeable battery). You can communicate with smartWach through a wireless headset, a screen ” heads-up “, a pump, a microphone, modem, or other devices.

2.) Some smartWach have a feature of ” sports watch ” with the characteristics of business ” Tracker ” ; this kind of watches are made to be able to go diving and outdoor sports. Functions may include training programs such as: intervals, lap times, speed indicator, GPS units for tracking, monitoring, route, dive computer, frequency heart-rate monitor compatibility, ” Cadence ” (compatibility of the sensor), and compatibility with the transitions of sports (such as triathlon).

3.) Like other computers, one SmartWatch can gather information from sensors internal or external; also can control or retrieve data from other instruments or computer can support wireless technologies such as Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and GPS. It is possible that a ” wrist computer ” may simply serve as a ” front-end ” to a remote system, as in the case of the watches that use cell phone technology or Wi-Fi …