Samsung Mobile USA Marketing Manager presents the latest Samsung Galaxy Gear and Samsung Galaxy Note3 just released on all 4 major carriers in the USA.
Category: Smartwatch
Cookoo and Cojito Bluetooth 4 Smartwatches, shows icons on email/im/calendar/incoming call and more
Posted by – October 21, 2013
ConnectedDevice shows their latest Bluetooth4 Smartwatch design, they are basic showing an icon for incoming email, im, phone call, battery level warning, calendar alert and more.
Contact ConnectedDevice here (serious importers/distributors only please, tell them you watched the video):
ConnectedDevice Ltd
Peter Hauser, Chief Technology Officer
peter.hauser@connecteddevice.com
http://www.cookoowatch.com
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Some of my best of HKTDC Hong Kong Electronics Fair picks on the official HKTDC channel
Posted by – October 17, 2013
Category: Tablets, Smartphones, E-readers, Wearables, Smartwatch, Rockchip, MediaTek, Spreadtrum, HKTDC Electronics Fair, Android
Check me out on the official HKTDC channel showing some of the coolest devices at the HKTDC Hong Kong Electronics fair. Also check back in the many days to come as I’ll publish the more than a hundred videos that I filmed at the Hong Kong fair. Some of my picks include the MediaTek Powered Smartwatches, the Spreadtrum Powered E Ink Android phone, the Rockchip RK3188 Powered HDMI Sticks and Tablets. Check back for all my videos to be posted! (I had a problem in the last day and a half, my Intel Powered ultrabook has crashed and burnt a 4th time in the last 18 months I’ve used it, it doesn’t boot up anymore, now I’m borrowing a laptop while I also just gave away my 11-month old Samsung ARM Chromebook last week (bad timing) as I’d like to buy a new one later this month, Exynos5420 Powered Chromebook would have been best but another Exynos5250 Powered HP Chromebook 11 will do if nothing else gets released before).
Shenzhen Viota’s latest Rockchip and Allwinner tablets, and a $20 Bluetooth Smart Watch
Posted by – October 15, 2013
Category: Tablets, Wearables, Smartwatch, Exclusive videos, Members Content, Allwinner, Rockchip, China Sourcing Fair, Android
Viota shows their latest Rockchip and Allwinner tablets, as well as their $20 Bluetooth Smartwatch (just shows some Bluetooth notifications from Android/iOS somehow?). Julia and Jane from JARTJ do the interview.
Contact Shenzhen Viota here (serious importers/distributors only please, tell them you saw the video):
Shenzhen Viota
Lucy Yang, Sales Executive
Mobile: +86 13590178113
Phone: +86 75536608816
sales006@viota-info.com
Skype: szsales006
http://www.viota-info.com
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Holawin Smart Watch MT6577 $210 (sample price)
Posted by – October 14, 2013
MediaTek MT6577 Powered Android Smartwatch with a 500mAh battery, 1.54″ 240×240 LCD screen, 512MB RAM, 4GB Flash, built-in camera, WiFi, Bluetooth, MicroSD card slot, full sized SIM card slot, etc.
Contact Holawin (please only for serious buyers/distributors):
Nina Chen, Sales manager
Tel: +86 755 23948062
Mobile: +86 15814725816
sales2@holawin.com
Skype: sales05.holawin
QQ: 2269755795
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ZGPAX Smart Watch MT6577
Posted by – October 14, 2013
ZGPAX shows Smart Watch using MediaTek MT6577 dual-core 1Ghz ARM Cortex-A9, 512MB RAM, 4GB ROM, 6hr talk time, Bluetooth support, 1 and a half day battery life in normal use, 1.54″ 240×240 LCD screen, features built-in front-facing camera to do video-chats when you look at your wrist watch. Boot time is pretty fast (just a few seconds), supports Android 4.04, Google Play Store (probably a bunch of Smart Watch optimized apps are going to be added to Play Store soon), this is the first time they show this smart watch. ZGPAX also shows a GPS watch that could maybe have saved my father’s life, he died 5 months ago alone in his house, maybe of a heart pain. Please industry, build smart watches to monitor heart beat, make system to alert neighbors and ambulance in case of reliably detected heart attack.
Contact Andy of ZGPAX (please only for serious buyers/distributors):
Shenzhen PGD Digital Technology Co Ltd
Anlong International Group (HK) Co Ltd
Andy Loi, Sales Director
Mobile: +86 15013588272
Tel: +86 755 33126046
http://andalong.com
http://zgpax.com
http://china-msd.com
sales@andalong.com
root@andalong.com
Skype: pgd818
Fujitsu Wadant Dog Health Management System
Posted by – October 11, 2013
Here’s a Dog Pedometer, also senses if your dog is shaking. It puts the data on the computer, let’s you see online if your dog is doing enough exercise and if your dog is scared.
Sonostar E Ink Smartwatch prototype
Posted by – October 5, 2013
Here’s the latest Sonostar E Ink smartwatch prototype. The Bluetooth 4.0 data connection and E Ink screen seem to be working, now the main challenge I think is going to be app support, how Android is going to send over which data to the E Ink screen, there needs to be a Wearable Computer protocol for Android, one in which things like app notifications, small versions of apps can automatically be sent over to such a smaller display as this E Ink Bluetooth 4.0 smartwatch.
Read more about it over at: http://www.sonostar.com
Qualcomm Toq Smartwatch uses Mirasol display
Posted by – September 14, 2013
Qualcomm shows off their new Mirasol for smartwatch prototype, the Qualcomm Toq, they are releasing a few hundred “good yield” smartwatches to some limited amount of people who will be able to order, pre-order it online. Does this mean the Qualcomm Mirasol screen can be mass produced? Qualcomm does say that this smartwatch prototype is only going to be released in a limited amount to a limited amount of people.
More information at: http://toq.qualcomm.com/
Samsung Galaxy Gear launch at IFA 2013
Posted by – September 4, 2013
Samsung’s new Smartwatch at its launch event.
ETAOI – a five key Android keyboard for phones and wearable computers
Posted by – August 19, 2013
The developer of the ETAOI Keyboard shows a new keyboard design for smartphone, tablets, wearable computers and all other touch screen devices. Qwerty keyboards are a 19th century design which is meant to slow down users to prevent type writers from jamming. ETAOI works by swiping from side to side. The Keyboard takes up very little screen space and is well optimized for small screens. The keyboard is designed to be multi-lingual and has 1,000 users They also showed a Swype keyboard as the system keyboard. The keyboard also has advanced features that enable PC-Like functionality. The developers are ETAOI and can be found at http://www.etaoikeyboard.com/
Latest Embedded processing solutions from Freescale Semiconductor Inc.
Posted by – August 12, 2013
Category: Wearables, Smartwatch, Development Boards, Sensors, Exclusive videos, Freescale, Computex, Android
Freescale demonstration their products already in the market and upcoming at computex 2013. Freescale is focused on MCU (Micro Controllers Unit), Sensors, Automotive, Network and other industrial areas. One of the interesting things noticed here is The worlds smallest ARM powered MCU. 1.9 x 2.0 mm MCU enables new wave of product miniaturization for the Internet of Things.
Measuring just 1.9 x 2.0 mm, the Kinetis KL02 MCU is 25 percent smaller than the industry’s next-smallest ARM® MCU. Within this miniscule device, Freescale has included the latest 32-bit ARM Cortex™-M0+ processor, cutting-edge low-power functionality and a range of analog and communication peripherals. This enables system designers to dramatically reduce the size of their boards and products while retaining the all-important performance, feature integration and power consumption characteristics of their end devices.
Garmin Forerunner® 10: Containing Kinetis K20 MCUs, Forerunner 10 is a GPS running watch that tracks your distance, speed/pace and calories. It also identifies your personal records and provides motivation along
the way.
GoPro HERO3: Black Edition
Featuring Kinetis K20 MCUs , the HERO3: Black Edition is the most advanced GoPro, ever. The camera is wearable and gear mountable, waterproof to 197′ (60m), capable of capturing ultra-wide 1440p 48fps, 1080p 60 fps and 720p 120 fps video and 12MP photos at a rate of 30 photos per second. Built-in Wi-Fi, GoPro App compatibility and the included Wi-Fi Remote (normally a separate $79.99 accessory) make the HERO3: Black Edition arguably the world’s most powerful and versatile solution for capturing and sharing immersible and engaging footage of your favourite life experiences.
i’m Watch
Powered by Freescale’s i.MX233 applications processor, i’m Watch connects to smartphones, so you can use it for inbound calls and text messages. Facebook, Twitter, and weather forecasts look their best on its high-resolution screen.
Smart connected home:
Collect real-time energy consumption from smart meter and power consumption data from various in-house objects
Control activation/deactivation of home appliances Generate dashboard to provide feedback about power usage
Provide control menus to control appliances Provide a link to the utility and/or Internet
Regarding development board and end production chip sets demonstration
Q7-IMX6 Freescale i.MX 6 Qseven module.
The Q7-IMX6 scales from single core, dual to quad core CPU. The clock frequency is 1,2 GHz, DDR3 memory spans from 1 to 4GB, Gigabit Ethernet is there as well as industrial interfaces including on-board Flash memory. The graphics unit supports OpenGL ES 1.1/2.0/Halti, OpenVG 1.1 and OpenCL 1.1 EP. The HDMI/DVI graphics output is compatible to HDMI V1.4 and offers resolutions up to WUXGA (1920×1200). The Qseven module is truly low power (4-6W) and is suitable for applications such as POS/POI, Digital Signage, industrial Automation, Medical, Transportation, Home and Security Technology.
Reference:
http://http://media.freescale.com/phoenix.zhtml?c=196520&p=irol-newsArticle&ID=1789231
http://www.freescale.com/webapp/sps/site/overview.jsp?code=HOLIDAYGIFTS
http://
http://www.hectronic.se/website1/embedded/arm-modules/q7-imx6.php?group=prod_prod_grp-s1/54
http://http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o00rjFPiYqo
http://http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-6JvVG5kCvE
Related Articles:
www.greencarcongress.com/2013/06/freescale-20130625.html
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freescale_68HC12
www.freescale.com/webapp/sps/site/homepage.jsp?code
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ARMdevices.net Shenzhen Sourcing Service launched
Posted by – August 12, 2013
Category: Tablets, Laptops, Smartphones, E-readers, Set-top-boxes, HDMI Sticks, Projectors, Displays, Cameras, Wearables, Gaming, Robots, Smartwatch, Development Boards, Other, Exclusive videos, Opinions, Allwinner, Rockchip, Freescale, Actions, AmLogic, MediaTek, Texas Instruments, HiSilicon, Qualcomm, Samsung, Nvidia, Marvell, Telechips, Infotmic, VIA, Nufront, ST-Ericsson, Renesas, ARM, Android, Chrome OS, Ubuntu
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OMAP4 Smartwatch solution, System In Package (SiP) (OMAP5 option) integrated with NAND 512/256MB, LP SDRAM256/512MB,& IC TPS65950 from PRINCO Corp.
Posted by – August 11, 2013
Category: Wearables, Smartwatch, Exclusive videos, Texas Instruments, Computex, Android, Chrome OS, Windows
Princo SiP module Total Solution provides SiP modules integrated with OMAP4, OMAP5 programming processors,Sigle Level Cell NAND 512/256MB Flash,power management IC TPS65950, Low Power SDRAM256/512MB. Integrates with 5ICs and 100 capacity comounds.This miniature module IC is designed to serve as a core building block for video-rich and graphics-rich multimedia applications.
Target applications include:
Smart Watch, Smart Phone, Tablet, Multimedia Players, Industrial PDA, Human Machine Interface, Hand held Computing Devices, Smart Control unit, Smart Toys, Industrial Control application and More….
PRINCO Corp. has established for 30 years and devoted in devlopment of very high density software for 12 yrs.
Features and Benefits:
1.High Performance with Low System Cost
● ARM Cortex-A8 core, 600/ 720 /800/1000 MHz.
● Easy-to-use. ( 423-pin, 0.8 mm BGA ball pitch)
● 4L-PCB design feasible.
2.with High Reliability
● 21mm ×21mm × 1.25mm
● Ideal for space-constrained handheld devices.
● Proven for industrial grade use.(-40℃ to 85℃)
3.Wireless Connectivity
● Proven Wifi/Bluetooth connectivity.
● GSM/GPRS/3G connectivity
● GPS module
4.Platform Supported
● WinCE.
● Linux-QT
● Android.
● H/W,S/W Reference Design and PCBA total solution available.
Reference Link:
http://www.princo.com.tw/www/module/english//
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Mobile Action Technology Bluetooth 4.0 Fitness Devices
Posted by – August 1, 2013
Category: Wearables, Smartwatch, Sensors, Exclusive videos, Members Content, HKTDC Electronics Fair, Android
Mobile Action Technology is a producer of fitness devices that work on Bluetooth 4.0 low energy with Android and iPhone. These devices include GPS’ and heart rate monitors. Heart rate monitors work by connecting through Bluetooth 4. A Bluetooth 4 sensor enables one to see the speed and distance of a bicycle on an iPhone. The sensor costs around $39. The GPS sports watch connects through Bluetooth 4 and the High end model is around $99. The smart watch can theoretically last for 24 hours. The bicyle computer costs $89. The company primarily targets European markets. All their devices use Bluetooth 4.0 low energy technology.
Filmed at the HKTDC Hong Kong Electronics Fair (Spring Edition) 2013
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$179 Smartwatch by Sonostar
Posted by – July 21, 2013
Mary Liu from Sonostar describes Flexible E Ink smart watch to be launching end of this year. Compatible with Android and iOS phones, connects via Bluetooth 4.0 you just go to Apple store or Google play to download the Sonostar app onto your smartphone.it has features like Eink paper display, highest resolution, sunlight readable. and has long lasting battery back up maximum up to 572 days for typical users. It can be recharged for reuse.1.73″ grey e paper screen display 320X240 pixel gives clear view even under the sun. To be avialable in White & Black colors.
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$99 WiMe Smart Watch NanoSmart NanoPhone NanoWatch
Posted by – January 24, 2013
Check out the $99 (retail MSRP) http://www.wime.tw NanoPhone that can be used as the NanoWatch wrist watch. It connects to your Smartphone using Bluetooth and it can also use its own built-in GPRS SIM card modem. The Wime NanoWatch does not run Android, but its embedded Linux OS synchronizes with Android: “Smart advisor that will remind you the new SMS, miss call, Gmail of your android smart phone”. They gave me a review sample, I’ll try to post a video review in the days/weeks to come. I’ll try to figure out exactly what kind of features work yet in sychronization with my Bluetooth Android devices. Let me know in the comments what I should try to test on it.
I’m Watch Android Watch, a growing market for smart Android watches
Posted by – January 21, 2013
Italian startup I’m Watch thus far has sold 30 thousand Android wrist watches worldwide, with pre-orders for over 50 thousand units, their goal is to sell more than 100 thousand units this year. For now the watch runs on the Freescale i.MX233 and runs Android 2, with certain Android applications being optimized for the I’m Watch, Bluetooth synchronization with any Android or iPhone. Thus when you get calls, you can see caller ID on your watch, you can use the watch as Bluetooth headset, dial contacts, view email titles/senders, IM messages, plenty other Android notifications can be programmed to be shown on the watch. They have a gold version for 13000 euros, Titanium version for 800 euros, silver version for 1500 euros and the regular one has an MSRP of 350 euros ($389 in the USA, currently with a $150 discount, thus $239). They are also launching the I’m Here GPS Tracker, with a SIM card built-in, the GPS tracker can be used to track all types of things everywhere in the country. You can put it in the bicycle, inside the car, inside a bag, in pockets of children, etc, then it can localize the GPS tracker on your phone or on your I’m watch.
My video with I’m Watch filmed last year when they showed the first prototype of the device in 2011 got over 372 thousand views thus far, 351 comments, I guess my video-blogging kind of helped them launch the device. I’m looking forward to (I guess, and I’d like to see) the next version to be slimmer, lighter, using Bluetooth 4.0 low power, run on a faster Jelly Bean compatible ARM Processor, and run tons more Android notifications synchronizations apps, use a sunlight readable Pixel Qi LCD or an E Ink display for the display to stay turned on the whole day, thus whenever you glance at your watch, it always shows time, notifications and everything, no need to reach it and push the button to turn on the display.
I’d like to see the Android smart watch device market explode during 2013, I’d like to see real useful usage being demonstrated and proven to work perfectly on this type of device. They gave me an I’m Watch which I am now going to try to test over the next days and weeks and I’ll report and post some video reviews on my hopeful success in being able to use it to improve my overall Android and smart device usage and experience. 2013 is the year that wearable computing becomes a mass market success, this device is one of the first examples of what we can expect.
Casio G-Shock GB-6900AA Bluetooth 4.0 Smartphone interface
Posted by – January 14, 2013
Casio is finally launching their Bluetooth 4.0 smartwatch to interface with smartphones such as Android phones and the iPhone, the phone can run 2 years on a regular wrist watch battery even with the Bluetooth 4.0 connection being active most of the time every day, when you get a call, it can light up and vibrate your watch, make it beep, display the caller ID, other features such as notifications, social network updates can also be enabled and managed through the app on the smartphone.
CST-01: The World’s Thinnest Watch
Posted by – January 10, 2013
Check out this ultra thin ultra low power, ultra light E Ink wrist watch. You charge it for 10 minutes and it displays the time and updates the eink screen each minute for about a month. It’s on kickstarter now at http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1655017763/cst-01-the-worlds-thinnest-watch
