More details about the ASUS ZenWatch 2: promises 4 day battery and remote camera viewfinder
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Yesterday, the ASUS ZenWatch 2 was announced at Computex 2015, and for the most part looks like a very nice evolution over its predecessor. Keeping mostly the same form factor, the ZenWatch 2 now offers more customization options including 2 body size variants, 3 body colours and an assortment of first-party accessories to spruce up your watch band. As the event has gone on, we’ve found out about a few more features of the ZenWatch 2, in particular the fact that it boasts 4 days of battery life. Compared to a conventional watch, it seems almost ludicrous to glorify 4 days of battery, but in the Android Wear world, 4 days is almost an eternity – we’ll have to see if the production models actually do this when they are actually released.
The ZenWatch 2 also introduces a digital crown, however this only appears to operate as a power button. There are also quite a few improvements to what existed on the original ZenWatch, such as improvements to the remote camera viewfinder feature which lets you see what your camera is seeing all on your watch. We’re interested to see the verdict about the ZenWatch 2 when reviews start pouring in because it seems like ASUS has made lots of little tweaks that should make its latest smartwatch an even better companion.
What do you think about the ASUS ZenWatch 2? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below.
Source: Mashable
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Dads & Grads Buyer’s Guide
It’s that time of year again when the sun shines a little brighter, birds seem to chirp a bit louder and making plans to head for the beach quickly goes from a pipe-dream to reality. Ahh, Summer is upon us.
If you’re like us, you’re ready to fire up the grill, pull the cover off of the pool and start shaking away the Winter slumber with some good ‘ole fashioned Vitamin D. Before you lather up with coconut-scented oils and start tossing around a Frisbee, why not knock out your Father’s Day (June 21st) and Graduation gifts?
You don’t want to have to turn down that raging outdoor concert with your friends because you’re spending the evening cooped-up in a Walmart fighting The Walking Dead for the last tool-set in aisle nine.
Don’t wait until the last minute and certainly don’t settle for giving the people you love sub-par gifts this year. Tablets, phones, drones and everything in between.
We’ve taken the worry out and put together a handful of the hottest deals and most attractive offers for your beloved Dads and Grads. Now, go hit that Slip N’ Slide!
What is your budget?
Samsung Galaxy S5
Widely considered one of the best Android devices to ever hit the market, you can give what would surely be the most dynamite gift of the Summer for just a penny with a contract. Available on AT&T, Sprint and Verizon.
100-count Velcro cable ties
Perfect for managing that clutter of HDMI, power, headphone and other cables, these self-adhering ties are official Velcro brand and come in a pack of 100 for less than six bucks. Scoop them up and tidy your home, office and workstation. These are going to go incredibly quickly so I’d suggest placing an order NOW!
5-pack MicroUSB cables
Always losing your charging cables? Grab this pack of (5) MicroUSB cables and enter coupon code QU9AQXHW at checkout to bring your price to just $6.49!
4-port Wall to USB travel charger
Who doesn’t bring multiple devices with them practically everywhere that they go? If you’re anything like me then you’ve undoubtedly run into a lack of power outlets more often than not. This 4-port USB charger allows you to power 4 USB powered devices at once, through a single outlet. With great reviews and priced at just $8.89 (Prime eligible), there’s absolutely no reason to not have this in your luggage on your next trip.
Aukey 4-Port USB Car Charger
Here’s a great solution to multiple devices and only one car charger port from Aukey. This4-port car charger allows you to connect your tablet, phone and whatever other little gizmos you may be riding down the road with. Use coupon code 8OJJDQ4B to bring your price to just $9.99. That’s a great deal!
Anker Astro Mini portable charger
Keep the power flowing with this second generation version of the Anker Astro Mini. This lipstick-sized portable charger adds one and a half charges worth of power for only $12.99 (Prime eligible).
PNY Turbo 32GB MicroSDXC card
Here’s a terrific deal on 32 gigabytes of Class-10 memory with speeds of up to 90 MB/sec. Perfect for their device, camera, tablet, or GoPro, this is a steal for just $24.99!
Skullcandy Chops Bud
Available in a variety of colors, these headphones are great for the recent graduate with an active lifestyle or fitness-minded father. While some buds have a tendency to fall out, these around-the-ear hooks ensure a solid fit.
Android Bot Collection + Plush Bundle
Comes with (3) randomly chosen exclusive 3″ tall Android mascots. All packaged in a collectible box, you could lay claim to Green, Business Man, Taxi Bot, Yeti, Pinkey, Bear Tag, or Ruby Red. In addition to this starter pack, you’ll also receive a lovable 6″ plush Gandroid bot that’s as soft as it is adorable.
URGE 6000mAh Power Bank
Never worry about your phone, tablet or e-reader dying while you’re on the go with this ultra-portable external battery. Not looking to add more weight to your load? The URGE is perfectly sized to give you maximum power, and minimal nuisance.
iMaze Fitness Heart Rate Strap & Armband Combo
How hard are you actually going during your daily workout? Incorporate iMaze into your routine to ensure you’re always going full throttle towards your fitness goals, whatever they may be. This lightweight chest strap connects to your smartphone via Bluetooth to record your performance in real time—including distance, speed, heart rate, route, time, weather conditions, and more!
Smashbox Pro Portable Speaker
Keep the music flowing, the adventures rolling, and your phone pristine along the way with this portable speaker case. Safely slip your phone inside and use the handy external controls to take calls and play tunes. SmashBox conveniently clips to your belt, backpack, bike, etc., and will protect your device through rain or shine.
Tulip 3200mAh Compact Power Bank
The Tulip may be small in size, but it’s big on power. Slip this compact 3200mAh battery pack into your pocket and you’ll have the backup power you need to keep all your USB-capable devices charged and ready to go.
SanDisk Ultra 64GB Memory Card
SanDisk, a trusted name in memory, packs 64 gigs of storage capacity into this card for that perfect somebody to be able to photos, videos and music. Great gift for less than 30 bucks!
Innori 15000mAh Battery Pack
Looking to recharge your phone or tablet while you’re out and about without searching for an outlet? With the Innori 15000mAh Battery Pack, you can charge both (or any two USB-capable devices) at the same time. It’s ultra convenient, super powerful, and guaranteed to save the day on more than one occasion.
Hubsan H111 Drone
Get ready for some uninhibited summer fun with this outside-friendly, ultra-stable nano drone. The Hubsan H111 is a sleek, bright quadcopter that’s ready to fly out of the box, and full of awesome functionality like 360 degree flips and rolls.
Extreme Trio 10000mAh Battery Pack
This sharp-looking battery pack not only charges 3 devices at once, it displays the charging speeds, total battery life remaining, and charge time remaining on a handy LCD screen. With convenient built-in lighting and micro USB cables plus a universal USB port, the Extreme Trio is truly as versatile as external batteries come.
Two years of VPN protection
NordVPN affords you the ability to anonymously connect to the internet with private encryption. That means your data won’t be out in the open on those sketchy public Wi-Fi and mobile networks. Also, no activity-logs… not that you’d have any reason for that to be an issue.
Android Game Developer Bundle
Gives aspiring creators seven quality courses on game development. Learn to build with no prior knowledge of coding required. These courses will empower you and remove the barrier between you and your creative dreams. Heck, maybe we’ll even get to review your creation here on our site!
LG Rumor Reflex (no contract)
If your special someone is always remarking about how they have a hard time texting on a touch-screen, you’re in luck. Boost Mobile is offering the LG Rumor Reflex (certified pre-owned) with a slide-out keyboard for just $44.99.
NeuTab N7 Pro 7” Quad Core Tablet
A highly-rated alternative to some of the more expensive tablets on the market, the N7 Pro is loaded with KitKat, Bluetooth compatible and has vibrant display. For under $50, you can’t go wrong!
$50-100
SYMA X5C-W 4CH 2.4G Quadcopter
A super cost-effective solution for getting Dad a drone he’s been going on and on about without breaking the bank. The SYMA X5C is stable, easy to fly and comes with an integrated camera for aerial photos and video. With great ratings, and priced at just $50.79, this is the perfect first-step into hobby flight.
Dripbit Online Backup: 1TB lifetime subscription
A cloud-based storage solution that combines the privacy and protection of military-grade AWS 256 encryption with the simplicity and convenience of browser-based media streaming and file access. You’ll get fast speeds and the ability to edit files in the cloud without re-downloading them.
Jabra SOLEMATE
This powerful little Bluetooth speaker is probably the #1 most-used gadget in my home. The battery lasts forever, it’s fine around moisture and delivers excellent sound quality. If there’s one gift on this list that I’d recommend, it would be the Jabra SOLEMATE. Trumped by its big-brother, Max, this is a steal for $59.99.
Blur Premium Privacy Protection: Lifetime Subscription
Creates temporary masked e-mail addresses, phone numbers and credit card details so you’re completely in charge of your personal information. Who doesn’t want to be invisible to hackers? Blur also helps you manage and organize your passwords with included encryption. Your login information can be stored on mobile and desktop for one-click access.
Plantronics BackBeat Go 2
A terrific pair of Bluetooth headphones that let you move freely without being tethered to your device. I actually own the BackBeat Go 2 and can attest to their sound quality. At just $52.99, these are a great deal!
SensoGlove
Designed to help dad, or anyone else for that matter, the glove observes swings and teaches where he might improve. Built-in sensors keep an eye on grip pressure while the audio feedback alerts you the moment it becomes too strong. Save 20% before June 21 using promo code: fathersday2015.
Vecto Wireless Speaker & Battery Pack
This all-in-one Bluetooth speaker and portable battery pack is ready to fuel your next adventure! Designed with robust, water-resistant housing, the Vecto brings 8 watts of high-fidelity sound, an integrated microphone, a built-in MP3 player, and portable charging for any USB-compatible device. That’s a whole lot of power, in an ultra portable package.
Bose SoundLink Mini
The Bose SoundLink Mini is the best selling Bluetooth speaker on Amazon and the reviews tell the story as to why. Up to 7 hours of battery life and advanced sound modeling make this a lovely gift for any Grad or Dad at $179.
Moto 360 Smartwatch
Powered by Android Wear, this wearable will connect to any recent Android smartphone and provide instant access to apps and notifications. Available in a variety of color options, the smartwatch gets better with each software update. And, because it’s Android at its core, there’s a ton of apps and features to play with and customize.
Samsung Gear 2 Neo Smartwatch
Who wouldn’t love a Smartwatch to keep them tuned-in to what’s going with a glance of the wrist? This stylish number from Samsung is a perfect companion to any lifestyle and will almost guarantee a huge grin when the wrapping paper comes off.
FLOTE Orbit Universal Tablet Stand
Designed to hold your tablet just where you want it, so you can go about your business hands-free. Use it in the kitchen to display a recipe, around the house to stream Netflix, or in the office to share a presentation. With its sleek design and durable build, the ORBIT is a reliable accessory for any environment.
RetroN 5 Gaming Console & 2 Wireless Controllers
Relive your gaming glory days with this magical machine dubbed the RetroN 5. This must-have console works with all your favorite retro games from 10 different systems, and even upconverts the resolution, sound, and functionality for an epic gaming experience. Play your favorite NES, SNES, Super Famicom, Genesis, Mega Drive, Famicom, Game Boy, Game Boy Color & GBA cartridges on one system.
SwatchMate Color Capturing Cube
The colors that spark creative inspiration can be found where you least expect them. With a single tap, Cube removes the guess-work from color-matching and makes it easy to save and work with the colors that surround you. An essential for designers of any kind, Cube integrates with smartphones and desktops and puts you in colorful, creative control.
Jabra SOLEMATE Max
I feel fortunate to have this bad boy in my home as it is the best Bluetooth speaker unit I’ve ever had the pleasure of using. Not only is it loud and crystal clear but it is also completely easily transportable. I absolutely love mine and any Dad or Grad would be lucky to receive this as a gift this Summer. $299.99 and worth every penny!
Grain Audio PWS Bluetooth Speaker
The Grain Audio PWS is one Bluetooth speaker that truly sounds as good as it looks. With a sleek walnut enclosure, a sound processor developed by Grammy® award-winning technicians, and a patented bass isolation system – this speaker emits a full, natural sound – the way the artists intended.
HTC Desire & 1-Yr Unlimited Talk-and-Text
Includes a brand-new HTC Desire PLUS a year of wireless service with no contract or commitment. You’ll get unlimited texting, unlimited talk, 500 MB of 4G LTE data per month and free international calling. Not to mention the added bonus of data tethering, visual voicemail and usage alerts.
So you’ve run out of ideas and/or time and don’t know what to do. Play it safe and go with a gift card from one of the following outlets. You’ll still come out looking good as you’ve helped pay for that next app, game, mobile gadget, or coffee. Alternatively, you can pay for some service for streaming music, movies, or television.
Gift Cards
Services
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The Carrera Wearable 01 will be TAG Heuer’s first Android Wear device
Luxury watch maker TAG Heuer’s high-end Android Wear device isn’t slated to launch until November 2015, but it looks like a few early details are starting to surface regarding the wearable. In an interview with Wearable, TAG Heuer CEO Jean-Claude Biver outed that the company’s first Android Wear device would be called the Carrera Wearable 01. The Wearable 01 will be largely influenced by the recently-launched Carrera Heuer 01 (pictured above).
The CEO explains:
There is no other choice for Tag Heuer than to have all its DNA, all its watchmaking emotion and flair into the connected watch. Somehow, one should not see from a certain distance the difference between a Carrera Heuer 01 and a Carrera Wearable 01.
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Not only are we given a hint as to what the new wearable will look like, the report also implies that the Carrera Wearable 01 may be able to withstand the test of time. TAG Heuer’s UK communications manager Alexandra King talks about the potential lifespan of the device:
If your child completed their Masters degree, you might want to give them a watch. We want to create something that will stay on your watch for a lifetime, that’s what Tag Heuer does. And as the technology changes, it will change.
No clarification was given regarding King’s statements, so it looks like we’ll have to wait until the wearable’s launch later this year to find out more. According to past reports, the smartwatch is slated to launch for around $1,400 and potentially come with a 40-hour battery life.
So, what are your thoughts on the wearable so far? If the Carrera Wearable 01 turns out to look just like the Carrera Heuer 01, could this be a viable option for you?
Tag Heuer names its first Android Wear Device, the Carrera Wearable 01
Tag Heuer, the watch company famous for its high-quality (and very expensive) Swiss-made watches, has unveiled the name of its first Android Wear watch, the Carrera Wearable 01.
The watch, according to Tag Heuer CEO Jean-Claude Biver, will be upgradable “for a lifetime,” and will cost around $14,000. Powered by Intel silicon, the watch will run the latest version of Android Wear. As for the “lifetime” upgradability, we’re not so sure what this entails, but Biver says the watch will be upgradable as time goes on and technology matures. The goal is to have the watch “last a lifetime.”
Expect a Q4 release for the Carrera Wearable 01.
Source: Forbes
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ASUS announces the ASUS ZenWatch 2 at Computex with more sizes and a new button
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Right on the heels of Google I/O, as usual, is Computex, Asia’s version of Mobile World Congress, and ASUS has kicked off in typical style with the announcement of several heavy hitting devices. Chief among these is a new Android Wear smartwatch, the ASUS ZenWatch 2, the follow up its original ZenWatch and was introduced with a number of things that make it seem quite a lot like another recently released smartwatch (read: the Apple Watch).
The similarities begin with the ZenWatch 2 being offered in two different size variants, with 22mm and 18mm watch band versions – no doubt this is probably to cater for the female audience who generally have the smaller wrists. Overally, the ZenWatch 2 doesn’t look too dissimilar to its predecessor – the curved glass over the display returns, but is now joined by a button on the side, which kind of makes sense for a watch but almost looks ungainly on the sleek ZenWatch 2 profile.
In terms of colour choice, you’ll be able to select from either a silver, gunmetal or rose-gold body as well as a number of different straps made from rubber, leather, metal or even a crystal encrusted watch band. That’s all the details we have right now, but no doubt more information will become available as Computex wears on.
What do you think about the ASUS ZenWatch 2? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below.
Source: engadget
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ASUS ZenWatch 2 gives your phone’s battery a tiny boost
It’s only been half a year since we reviewed the stylish ZenWatch, but ASUS is already back with its second attempt in the Android Wear space. At Computex, the company announced the appropriately named ZenWatch 2 which, unlike its predecessor, comes in two sizes: one to go with 22mm straps like before, and the other with smaller 18mm straps. If you go with the larger one, you’ll get a bonus feature: it can actually double as a tiny mobile power bank to give your phone some emergency juice! ASUS hasn’t quite explained how this will be implemented, but we imagine there’ll be a special cable involved.
While the overall designs are similar to that of the original model, ASUS has now added a button on the side, though we prefer the cleaner look without it. As to what it does, we’ll come back to that when we hear more. Like before, both versions of the ZenWatch 2 feature an AMOLED screen with a piece of 2.5D curved Gorilla Glass 3 on top, and they are powered by an unnamed Qualcomm processor — hopefully one that will at least add another day’s worth of battery life.
For those looking for other excuses to upgrade from the previous model to this, the latter does have an improved dust and water resistance rating of IP67 (same as its fitness-centric counterpart, the VivoWatch). It comes with a more convenient magnetic charger cable instead of the old snap-on plastic cradle, and the recharge time has apparently been improved as well. On the software side, the ZenWatch 2 has an improved Remote Camera feature to go with your phone, and it’ll also work with a “completely redesigned” ASUS Wellness smartphone app for tracking your running and cycling activities.
As for customization, this time you get three colors instead of just one for the body: silver, gunmetal and rose-gold. Similarly, ASUS will be offering a range of straps made out of rubber, soft leather and metal in different colors. If you’re feeling adventurous, there’ll be an optional leather strap with Swarovski crystals embedded all over it.
There’s no price nor launch date just yet for the ZenWatch 2, but keep your eyes on here as we’ll likely hear more at Computex.
The Tag Heuer Carrera Wearable 01 will be the official name of Tag Heuer’s smartwatch
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There’s one smartwatch that we’re very interested to see when it eventually shows its face: the Tag Heuer Carrera Wearable 01. That’s the official name that has been dropped today courtesy of Tag Heuer CEO, Jean-Claude Biver, and continues the branding that Tag Heuer has established with the Carrera range. In fact, it appears that the Carrera Wearable 01 will take many of its visual cues from its more mechanical brethren – as Biver says “Somehow, one should not see from a certain distance the difference between a Carrera Heuer 01 and a Carrera Wearable 01.”
What’s most interesting about this device is that Tag Heuer is probably the first to consider the longevity of its smartwatch beyond its yearly refresh. Citing the possibility of interchangeable parts, UK communications manager, Alexandra King, said: “If your child completed their Masters degree, you might want to give them a watch. We want to create something that will stay on your watch for a lifetime, that’s what Tag Heuer does. And as the technology changes, it will change.”
Personally, I can’t wait to see how this watch turns out, but if you’re hoping to shell out for this one, you’ll need some deep pockets – the Carrera Wearable 01 is going to cost at least $1,400 sometime this October or November. What do you think about the Tag Heuer Carrera Wearable 01? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below.
Source: Wareable via Phone Arena
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Volvo’s On Call app can control your car from a smartwatch
Sure, you drive a Volvo and not an Aston Martin, but that doesn’t mean you can’t pretend to be a charming spy who controls his car with a high-tech watch. Volvo will soon release its On Call app for Android Wear devices and the Apple Watch, after all, and it comes with all the features its predecessors for tablets and smartphones have. That means you can poke around your arm candy to remotely lock or unlock the car’s doors, switch on the heater or air conditioner and check fuel and mileage. You can also ask it for help if your Volvo’s lost in a sea of cars in a parking lot. And just like the older apps, it quickly connects you to an operator, who then tracks your location through GPS, if your airbags get deployed. Volvo wrapped the smartwatch apps in a new design based on the Sensus connected interface, but you’ll have to wait until the end of June before you can give them a spin.
Filed under: Transportation, Wearables, Mobile, Apple, Google
Via: Autoblog
Source: Volvo
Now that Google I/O 2015 is over, where was the new Moto 360?
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Rumours are never an exact science, but we like to think that rumours coupled with history make some pretty accurate predictions. Unfortunately, our predictions for an announcement of the new Moto 360 did not come true at Google I/O 2015 with the event winding up today, which poses the question: when are we going to see the new Moto 360? We had thought an announcement was imminent as a Motorola device codenamed BTMW03 visited Bluetooth SIG just two weeks ago – spin the clocks back one year, and a Motorola device codenamed BTMW01 visited Bluetooth SIG days before it was announced by Motorola, and took on a starring role at Google I/O 2014.
Here’s what else we think know so far. The new Moto 360 is internally codenamed “Smelt”, after the delta smelt species of fish – the original Moto 360 was codenamed “Minnow”, which is probably somewhat of a lingering artifact from Motorola’s time under Google. We’ve also had suggestions that the new Moto 360 would be announced “early” in 2015, but with June bearing down on us, “early” seems like it’s going out the door pretty quick. At this point, with many of our previous rumours fading away, we’re stumped as to when Motorola might be making an announcement for the new Moto 360, so we’ll just have to go back to being patient.
When do you think the new Moto 360 is going to be announced? Let us know your guess in the comments below.
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Apple says the Watch’s irregular heart rate tracking is intentional
When Apple trotted out its first update for the Watch, fitness mavens were alarmed at the suddenly inconsistent heart rate tracking. Did Cupertino break one of its wearable’s signature features? Well, not quite. Apple has posted an updated support page that indicates the change in heart tracking was intentional. Instead of getting your beats per minute every 10 minutes regardless of what you’re doing, its new default behavior is to check only when you’re staying still. You can still make the Watch check on the move by using the heart rate Glance (above) or starting an activity in the Workout app, but the change risks creating gaps when you’re strolling down the street.
It’s not clear why Apple changed its device’s monitoring habits. There’s speculation that the company did this to improve the Watch’s battery life, but it’s not clear that this is the case — it could be for the sake of accuracy, for example. We’ve reached out to Apple for an explanation, and we’ll let you know if it has more to say.
Filed under: Wearables, Mobile, Apple
Via: 9to5Mac
Source: Apple
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