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Frank Greguska deleted SDAP-333:
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> A Complete Guide on How to Choose the Right Smartwatch for You
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> Key: SDAP-333
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SDAP-333
> Project: Apache Science Data Analytics Platform
> Issue Type: Bug
> Reporter: Diceus
> Priority: Major
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> Buying a smartwatch will make your life much easier. This is a universal
> device that will not only show the time, but also remind you of upcoming
> meetings, wake you up in the morning and notify you of incoming calls. Read
> about these and other features, as well as how to choose a smartwatch, in our
> article.
> h2. *What is a smartwatch and what are they like?*
> After the advent of smartphones, it became clear that other gadgets could
> also be made smarter. First of all, this affected the watch. So how are
> smartwatches different from ordinary watches and what can they do? It's
> simple: they inherited many functions from modern phones and can enter into
> symbiosis with them, simplifying work and eliminating the need to go into
> your pocket for a smartphone every time. Learn more about development details
> at
> [https://diceus.com/expertise/wearable-app-development-services-and-solutions/].
> Instead of a dial, smartwatches have a modern electronic display, often in
> color. In most devices, the screen is touch sensitive. Such devices allow you
> to answer calls, send messages, surf the Internet, store information on them
> like on a USB flash drive, and even take pictures, as well as scan the
> owner's physical activity with them.
> The number of functions and capabilities of smartwatches directly depends on
> their price. Sometimes the exception is gadgets, which can be expensive
> simply because of the brand.
> There is no official classification of smartwatches, so it is rather
> arbitrary. Smart watches can be divided into:
> # Watch-phone is an interesting variant of devices that does not require
> connection to a smartphone, but at the same time you can make calls with
> their help. They have a built-in micro or nano size SIM card slot. On such a
> watch, you can install various applications, view documents and even photos
> with their help.
> # Companion watch - this watch will already ask for connection to your
> smartphone and without such symbiosis will not be able to function at its
> full potential. But due to this connection, the watch-companion is much more
> functional than its other brothers, since many operations are processed by
> the processor of a smartphone, which is by far more powerful than the one
> that can be put into a watch.
> Fitness bracelets and watches - this category includes universal devices that
> not only perform some of the functions of a smartwatch, but are also designed
> to collect various information about the owner's physical activity and the
> state of his health. These gadgets are designed for sports and are not
> intended to emphasize the status of the owner; therefore, they are
> lightweight and can be of different colors and shapes.
> Fitness watches, as a rule, can count the owner's heart rate and the number
> of steps taken, switch to workout mode in the gym, read GPS routes, and much
> more. All received information is sent either to a smartphone via Bluetooth
> or Wi-Fi, or to cloud services via the Internet, where it is stored for later
> analysis.
> As for fitness bracelets, their functionality is slightly more modest than
> that of watches, they are smaller in size and often do not have a display.
> All control is carried out using a smartphone. However, in more modern
> models, manufacturers still add convenient touchscreens, thanks to which it
> is not at all necessary to carry a smartphone with you for jogging.
> h2. *Software platform or watch OS*
> Like any electronic device, smart watches work using the program installed in
> them, so you can distinguish:
> * A watch without an operating system, in which the functionality
> is limited to those options that were originally built into them by the
> developer. There are no prerequisites for customization in them, so be
> content with what you have. As a rule, this applies to watches from the cheap
> segment and to fitness bracelets. You will not be able to install the
> applications you like on them, only in some models you can slightly modify
> the interface for a more convenient one. Sometimes manufacturers release new
> firmware for their devices, adding new features and changing the interface.
> * A clock running an operating system is a full-fledged
> minicomputer with a processor, RAM, internal storage, etc. Customization of
> such a clock is limited only by the power of the device itself, the
> developer's idea and the owner's imagination. They can download a variety of
> applications that will allow you to take your smartphone out of your pocket
> less often. If you are interested in smartwatch development, contact the
> specialists at [https://diceus.com/services/dedicated-team/].
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