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From big names like Samsung and LG to upstarts like Pebble and Martian, more than a dozen companies are creating smartwatches to serve as your smartphone companion. While features and designs vary, the main appeal of a smartwatch is to deliver notifications to your wrist (including calls, texts, email and social updates), so you can decide whether it's worth whipping out your phone to respond. In other words, smartwatches can save you time — but there's a lot more to this emerging category.
A number of smartwatches offer a growing library of apps, and some come with built-in fitness features to help you become more active and keep track of your progress. A couple of the devices go above and beyond, with built-in voice functionality or even a camera. Then there's Apple, whose rumored and fitness-focused iWatch is expected to debut by the end of the year. How do you decide which smartwatch is right for your needs and budget? Here's a quick guide.
OS and Device Compatibility
Because most smartwatches are designed to serve as companions to your smartphone, device compatibility is very important. For instance, the Pebble and Pebble Steel both work with Android and iOS devices, as does the Martian Notifier.
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However, the Samsung Gear 2 and Gear Neo support only Samsung Galaxy smartphones (about 17 devices in all). Other smartwatches work with multiple Android phones but not the iPhone. The Sony SmartWatch 2, for example, works with any smartphone (or tablet) running Android 4.0 or later.
The new Android Wear watches, available from Samsung, LG and others, work with Android 4.3 and higher smartphones. Google makes it easy to check whether your smartphone is compatible by going to g.co/WearCheck from your smartphone browser.
Bottom line: Don't buy a smartwatch unless you know that it will work with your smartphone. There are some high-tech timepieces that double as phones, but those are less common.
Display: E Ink or Color?
There's something that feels anachronistic (pardon the pun) about a monochrome E Ink or e-paper display on a smartwatch. But such displays provide a couple of very important benefits. First, they make it possible to read the screen outdoors without worrying about glare. Second, an E Ink screen helps save serious battery life. We're talking about the difference between one and 2 days for color and 5 days or more for e-paper.
On the other hand, smartwatches like the Samsung Gear Live and Gear 2 let you view photos, apps and other content in full color. And while E Ink watches have a built-in backlight, color displays tend to be brighter. The trade-off is shorter battery life, though smartwatch makers are improving efficiency.
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Color displays use so much power that many watches turn off their screens while asleep, so you can't even see the time without waking the devices. The Sony Smartwatch 2, however, enters a grayscale mode while asleep. The LG G Watch will automatically dim when not in use, showing only the time (or any other active operations). However, the screen on that watch--and nearly all color screen models--is very difficult to see outdoors, especially in direct sunlight.
The only good middle ground option that we've seen is Qualcomm's Mirasol screen technology for its Toq watch, which offers both color and long battery life. Too bad the tech is limited to just that device, at least so far.
Interface: Buttons vs. Touch
On the surface, opting for a touch screen on your smartwatch would seem to be a no-brainer. After all, there's a touch screen on your smartphone and pretty much every other gadget these days. A touch-display interface should also be easier to navigate. On the Pebble, for example, you have to do a fair amount of scrolling with the physical buttons. Nevertheless, smartwatches with physical buttons tend to be more affordable than those with touch screens. And some people prefer the classic look of a traditional watch.
On the other hand, it can sometimes be difficult to target items on a smaller touch display, and some of the gesture-based interfaces aren't intuitive. The Android Wear software does a nice job of presenting card-based notifications you can easily dismiss with a swipe, but there's a lot of swiping involved to get to other apps and other options within apps. For instance, the Play, Pause and Skip buttons for the Android Wear music player are all on different screens.
Over time, we see touch screens winning out in the smartwatch space, but if you crave simplicity and a more old-school aesthetic, physical buttons will do the trick.
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The better smartwatches offer a choice of straps and/or the ability to swap them out for a third-party option. This is important if you want to personalize the look of your device. Samsung, for example, moved the camera from the strap on the original Galaxy Gear to the device itself on the Gear 2 so users can replace the band with any 22mm band, including some the company sells.
The Pebble Steel comes with two straps (leather and steel), while the original Pebble supports all sorts of 22mm bands. The Sony SmartWatch 2 has a changeable 24mm band.
We're not a fan of smartwatches that force you to cut the band to fit, such as the Toq.
Notifications and Alerts
Any good smartwatch will alert you to incoming calls, emails and text messaging with a quick buzz of your wrist, which can help you discreetly check whether it's worth answering right away. But you should also look for social network integration for notifications, including Facebook and Twitter.
Be sure that you'll be able to quickly check all of your most recent notifications, even if you miss them when they first come in. For example, Pebble updated the software on its smartwatches to let you review up to 50 of your latest alerts.
Some smartwatches offer more customization options, such as Sony's SmartWatch 2. That device lets you to choose which friends' updates should generate alerts, a feature that is handled via Sony's app on your smartphone.
Samsung's smartwatch and phone integration goes even further, with the company's Smart Relay feature. Just picking up your phone with the notification on its Gear watches will open the corresponding app on the larger screen. Both the Samsung and Sony let you send canned responses via text message to missed (or ignored) calls.
Apps and Watchfaces
Although the smartwatch category is very young, some models offer dozens or even hundreds of apps. Pebble is in the lead thus far, with more than 3,200 apps in its app store, which makes it easy to discover and load apps. However, both the cheaper Pebble and more-premium Steel can store only eight apps or watch faces at a time.
Android Wear has a fairly limited selection of apps optimized for the platform. As of August, we counted only 43 apps, although there are some compelling options thus far. Eat24 lets you order food from your wrist, Lyft enables you to order a car, and WhatsApp lets you reply to messages with your voice.
Sony's SmartWatch 2 has more than 400 apps available, and it's easy to search using the Smart Connect app. Categories include Music and Audio, as well as Communications and Fitness.
Samsung switched platforms from Android to Tizen for the Gear 2 and Gear Neo. Options include iHeartRadio, Glympse (for location-sharing) and CNN, and the company offered about 100 apps globally at launch.
In the case of the Neptune Pine, you can run bona fide Android apps on its display. Although the watch lacks Google Play support, the company promises its own app store.
MORE: 10 Best Pebble Apps
Special Features: Fitness, Voice and More
As fitness trackers like the Fitbit and Jawbone continue to attract attention, smartwatch makers are getting in on the action by integrating activity-monitoring functions. Some smartwatches depend on your smartphone to track things like steps taken, such as Pebble with the Runkeeper app and the Sony SmartWatch 2 with the Runtastic app.
However, other devices, like the Gear 2 and Gear Fit, integrate a pedometer and even a heartrate monitor. (The Gear fit is more of a fitness band on steroids, as it doesn't offer third-party apps, but it qualifies as a smartwatch in our book.) The Neptune Pine has a built-in pedometer as well, and its built-in apps can track your steps, pace, calories-burned and more.
Do you want to make calls from your wrist? A lot of consumers expect that of a smartwatch, but it's far from a standard feature. The Gear 2 and Gear Neo from Samsung have this feature, but they also have S Voice functionality for issuing Siri-like commands. Martian watches also provide a speaker and microphone.
MORE: Best Android Wear Apps So Far
The Neptune Pine and Omate can both operate as standalone mini-smartphones, complete with micro-SIM card support.
The Omate, Neptune Pine and Gear 2 all feature built-in cameras as well. We don't see many folks snapping images from their wrists, but some may prefer to have the option.
Battery Life and Charging
The longest-lasting smartwatches tend to run for about 4 to 5 days on a charge, including those models with either E-Ink displays or Qualcomm's Mirasol-screen Toq device. Most smartwatches with color screens tend to last 1 to 2 days between charges (usually less than 1), so you'll want to consider how often you're willing to keep plugging in your watch.
Those watches with voice capabilities won't last nearly as long when you use them as phones, but that's to be expected. The Neptune Pine, for example, is rated for 6 hours of talk time on 3G.
As for charging, we prefer smartwatches that use microUSB, because it's easier to find a cable when you don't have the one that came with your device handy. The Martian and Sony watches use this standard.
MORE: Smartphones with the Longest Battery Life
Samsung's Gear watches require a proprietary cradle that plugs into microUSB. The Pebble and Pebble Steel require a special cable with a proprietary connector on one end and USB on the other.
Smartwatch prices range from a mere $149 for the original Pebble all the way up to $455 for the Neptune Pine. In between, you'll find smartwatches that are priced based on their feature set but also their design. For example, the $249 Pebble Steel doesn't have a color screen but does have an elegant, stainless steel body, while the $199 Gear Live features a color display but clunky aesthetic. You'll need to decide what combination of formand function works best for your budget.
The iWatch Factor
iWatch Concept Art. Credit: Karl Tate/Tom's GuideA lot of shoppers intrigued by the potential of smartwatches are delaying their purchase to see what Apple may bring to the table. The rumored iWatch is expected to feature a curved glass display and multiple sensors for tracking your fitness. Some reports claim that the device will run a scaled-down version of iOS, which would ostensibly make it easy for developers to write applications for the platform.
MORE: iWatch Rumors - Specs, Sizes and Release Date
Although no specs have been confirmed, it's rumored that the iWatch will come in multiple sizes and potentially last 4-5 days on a charge, despite packing a color display. As for design, expect a luxury device all the way, as signaled by such recent Apple hires as the former Yves Saint Laurent CEO.
Clearly, there is a lot of buzz around the iWatch, but should you wait? Probably, but keep in mind that the iWatch will likely sync only with other iDevices and not Android phones. We also expect Apple's first wearable to be pricier than some smartwatches, certainly more than the $149 entry-level Pebble. Apple could take this entire category to the next level, but we also expect other companies to step up their game.
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0JOSHSKORN , March 10, 2014 12:29 PMSmartWatches are a newer concept. I'll wait another year for manufacturers to catch up in app compatibility. Really, the purpose I'd like for it to serve me is for calling/texting and health purposes. When the reviews are out, response is good, price is right and the battery life is acceptable, I'm on board. Would be nice if a SmartWatch/SmartPhone combo came out and there was one charging station for both to minimize wires, or one wireless charging station for both.
0Bondfc11 , March 10, 2014 12:38 PMThanks for this article - great info.
1Nolonar , March 10, 2014 1:32 PMStill sticking to my good old Swatch. Having to change batteries only once every couple of years is huge. I haven't changed its batteries for over 5 years now, and it's still ticking.
0Mark Spoonauer , March 10, 2014 4:00 PMHi Josh. Thanks for your comment. You're not alone on waiting things out a bit to see which other devices surface. Based on rumors, it should be a very interesting back half of 2014.
0guanyu210379 , March 11, 2014 5:42 AMWith our current technology the 8 things I know to get a smartwatch are 8x do not buy them (yet).I will see how this topic will develop in the next few years.
0smartwatchbooks , March 11, 2014 8:31 AMWhat a great introduction to what is important when buying a smartwatch, and there is also a smartwatch buying guide in print at http://goo.gl/6uu3zT for "further reading"


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This is best hiking through woods but on a hardball isnt too bad either.
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I must admit, boxers have endurance but you get breaks during your matches. We don't. Especially in freestyle.
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Also, I'm doing Burpee Conditioning. If anyone wants to get an amazing workout from one exercise, let me know and I'll post it. It works your shoulders, chest, triceps, lats, abs, quads, and calves.
Another way to stay in shape is do Woods running. Just put on a weighted vest, ankle weights, or something similar, and go for a nice long run through the woods. Build agility and endurance all at once.
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running in the woods is great, but i wouldn't recommend the added weights, puts too much stress on your knees and ankles.
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Black Hawk, on Dec 17 2007, 05:11 PM, said:
running in the woods is great, but i wouldn't recommend the added weights, puts too much stress on your knees and ankles.
Agreed...but if you really want to do it right run around with your vest/pack and pods loaded out full of paint to get used to the weight...but thats for you radicals that really focus on training
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Cross-country practices are at least 3 miles, but average 5; our bus runs are anywhere from 7-8. For sprinting, practice usually covers 2 miles all told. One of the things we do for those is a ladder.
Run, then walk the distance listed (helps if you're on a track) -
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Jog a 400
300 meters
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Then a cooldown jog (400 meters)
Hill workouts are good, too.
What I would recommend is, if you're in high school, talk to your track coach and get the workouts they do for their sprinters and their middle distance runners (those events would cover the 100 m, 200 m, and 400 m dashes, and the 800 m run). Those should work pretty well - the sprint workouts for speed, with the middle distance for endurance.
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just get used to cold and heat, i tend to jog with gun out, mask on, barrel sleeve on (of course) my paintballs in the hopper, and my paintballs in the pods, but only once i get to the woods, with the area i live in, i'll probably get the army on me if i jogged with so much as a pack of "bangers" out
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This just in from Sen. Lisa Brown's newsletter: On Tuesday my seatmate Representative Andy Billig was the prime sponsor of House Bill 1271 commonly referred to as the "Green Lawns, Clean Water Bill." This bill would limit phosphorous in commercial lawn fertilizers. A similar bill was introduced last year, but didn't make it all the way through the Legislature before the end of the 2010 Legislative Session. I want to see it go all the way to the Governor's desk this year and have signed on to a companion bill SB 5194 that was introduced Tuesday as well in the Senate. Phosphorous in fertilizers rarely penetrates the soil, and instead runs directly into our waterways, such as Long Lake and the Spokane River – where one pound of phosphorous can create up to 500 pounds of harmful blue-green algae. The bill includes exceptions for phosphate application, such as when seeding a new lawn or agricultural purposes. Good, lake- and river-friendly alternatives already exist, and our Green Lawns, Clean Water bill will help make both them and phosphorous-free waterways the standard throughout the state. The problem of toxic algae blooms is one facing other states as well. Limiting phosphorus in fertilizer is an economical solution with proven results. I applaud Representative Billig for demonstrating such strong leadership in just his second week in the Legislature to ensure our region's most valuable environmental resource is protected.
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A folding hard-top? On a BMW? Yep - BMW has followed arch-rival Mercedes' lead and developed its first folding tin-top for the new 3-series Convertible. It goes on sale in the UK in March priced from £33,030 for the 325i (although cheaper versions will follow), but it made its show debut here in Detroit. BMW's sales and marketing boss Dr Michael ...
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There is a whole in the pipe which allows the SL500 to rise or lower. Please tell me what I have to do and the name part to be replace.
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You mean when using a jack?
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The air suspension is a system of different parts, like a compressor, air distributor valve, air lines, air boot, damping control actuator, control unit, switch, height sensors, etc..
Your car needs an air leak check and a computer diagnostic to see what part failed, than repair it accordingly.
Nobody can tell you which part failed through the internet, since there is many possibilities. I'd suggest to find a good MB independent shop in your area and let them diagnose it for you.
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What are some of the key eLearning trends you are looking forward to in 2014?
The first trend I see is "Mobile, Mobile, Mobile"! Mobile learning has gone from a 'nice to have' modality to a 'must have' modality and, in some cases and select environments, it is the mission imperative choice for learning delivery. The genie is out of the bottle as they say and all organizations must be serious about how they plan to approach and support their mobile learning communities. Next, we see our customers continuing their adoption of a variety of enhanced engagement strategies in 2014 that can make the whole learning experience more interesting and drive participation. Engagement technologies making up this trend include the introduction of game mechanics and game dynamics – elements like points, levels, badges, leaderboards and more – and they can be applied to any mix of formal learning assignments or informal learning interactions as part of a more engaging learning program. Finally, I think 2014 will drive more emphasis to a more personalized, end-to-end learning experience for an organization's workers that neatly and consistently melds the use of online, mobile, ILT, distance learning and personal enrichment into one unified eperience where all the parts interoperate to drive a whole that's far greater than the sum of all its individual learning parts; the unification of all these services into one cohesive fabic will drive value for the total experience for the learner while accelerating the impact the T&D team can have on their organization.
What are some of the changes you would like to see in the eLearning industry in the times to come?
We need to have less emphasis on "the course" and more emphasis on the learner's need for fast and easy access to the information they require, when they require it, and on/through the access point – online, mobile or live – they elect to use. Sure, the LMS platform of yesterday will still be there serving as the system of record for tracking and analysis, but the days of designing, developing and deploying 30 minute or hour long monolythic courses through online learning portals is over and teams need to initiate efforts to transform those legacy training assets into more flexible and concise learning objects their workers need and demand.
Can you share more thoughts about any one of the key elearning trends you have mentioned a little while back?
A corralary trend to the "M3" trend above is the adoption of tools and practices needed to develop more device friendly content. Responsive web design methods allow content authors to design learning experiences that adapt on-the-fly to different screen sizes and browser features of the computers or mobile devices that learners have opted to launch the courseware, exercises, assessments and digital resources they have been assigned or provided. Tools like Raptivity, offering from Harbinger, make it easier for teams to plan, create and deploy a consistent learning experience within a flexible delivery construct to enable learning wherever and whenever it is needed.
Social elearning has been talked couple of years now. How important is the social element going to be for eLearning in 2014?
The mixing of formal learning with informal learning is at the heart of this trend. While the initial forays into social learning circa 2008 or 2009 were simply the introduction of tools like wikis, blogs and threaded discussions/message boards into a learning portal or communities of practice, next generation social learning is proving to be much grander in its scope now by also incorporating functions like real time chat, social video, user generated content, game mechanics/dynamics and more. And all of these social functions are well adapted to be accessed from our mobile devices meaning they are something workers can tap into in more situations when they feel the need to connect or leverage their broader learning community.
BYOD – Do you see this culture catching up in 2014?
I'd actually argue that it has already taken hold in most organizations in one fashion or another. Small and mid-size companies have always benefited from workers incorporating their own technologies into their personal work environments – from the slide rules and calculators of past generations to the feature phones, tablets and eBook readers of today. The continued growth of the consumerization of IT
is driving larger organizations the majoriy of larget organizations to take the necessary steps to allow their workers to leverage their personal mobile devices to support their everyday work tasks starting first with crafting flexible policies to set the stage and then selecting and implementing the proper tools and platforms like Mobile Device Management ("MD") systems that can bring a level of control and security to non-company owned equipment that can help lower their IT operating and support costs as well.
What are some challenges eLearning industry would face in 2014?
The biggest obstacles holding most organizations back from tapping into all the new trends like mobile, social, gamification, xAPI, and responsive web design are the vendors themselves – the LMS/TM platform vendors, the authoring tool vendors, the business process outsourcers and consultants – who control the pace at which new technologies are considered, tested, adopted and implemented. The bigger the vendor, the more change they must endure to fully understand and be able to support these new trends. Organizations who rely on their key vendors to show them the path forward into unknown territory must realize that waiting for their vendors to catch up (e.g., modify their offerings, change their tools and approaches) might not always be as prudent as changing course and testing out some new platforms, tools, practices or partners who are more focused on the delivering the future rather than simply supporting the past.
About Robert Gadd
Robert Gadd is the Co-founder and President of OnPoint Digital, Inc., a leading provider of online and mobile learning solutions for the corporate market.
Robert oversees the company's technological innovations and strategy with OnPoint's CellCast Solution and mLearning Pro platforms, and is a recognized leader in the identification, cultivation, and commercialization of tools and processes that can help drive mobile content and communications delivery to knowledge workers everywhere.
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The official Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence or SETI is 50 years old.
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But that said, efforts to find evidence of life beyond Earth, intelligent or otherwise, have only broadened, deepened and become more determined over the years. "One of the things we've learned in the search for extraterrestrial life is that people get upset when you don't find it," said John Rummel, an astrobiologist at East Carolina University. "But you can't just go out and find life. First you have to find places where life can exist."
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More activity was reported this week, but except for a few hotspots, trap catches remain very low. More reports of aggregations on commercial and residential buildings are coming in from urban and suburban sites across Lower Michigan.
Posted on September 30, 2014 2:18pm by Julianna Wilson
Michigan brown marmorated stink bug report for September 22, 2014
Berrien County continues to be a hotspot for brown marmorated stink bug activity, but detections have been reported in Van Buren, Ottawa, Ingham and Lenawee counties. Also, peach damage from BMSB has been confirmed in Ottawa County.
Posted on September 25, 2014 8:38am by Julianna Wilson
Michigan brown marmorated stink bug report for September 12, 2014
More nymph and adult brown marmorated stink bugs were caught during the week of Sept. 5-11, 2014, at seven sites in Berrien, Lenawee and Ingham counties. Homeowners in Berrien County are starting to report them in greater number.
Posted on September 15, 2014 12:00pm by Julianna Wilson
Specialty crop and minor-use pesticide prioritization set for 2015 by IR-4
Participants at the 2014 IR-4 Food Use and Biopesticide Workshop identified the most important research projects for the 2015 IR-4 food-use research program.
Posted on September 12, 2014 11:00am by Satoru Miyazaki
Michigan spotted wing Drosophila 2014 summary report
A look at what season-long patterns in 2014 compared with 2013 tell us about spotted wing Drosophila in Michigan fruit crops.
Posted on September 11, 2014 1:04pm by Julianna Wilson
Michigan spotted wing Drosophila report for September 3, 2014
This will be the last weekly report of the 2014 spotted wing Drosophila monitoring network. Growers of fall berry crops should continue to monitor and protect susceptible crops where SWD are detected.
Posted on September 4, 2014 8:46am by Julianna Wilson
Southwest Michigan fruit regional report – September 2, 2014
Summer fruit harvest is ending and the focus is shifting to apples and grapes. Pests are preparing for the end of the season.
Posted on September 2, 2014 11:55am by Bill Shane
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