Microsoft watch or Microsoft wearable?
For the time being it seems to be settled. It is a wearable.
Microsoft seems to have done good this time around releasing a cross-platform, health related wrist band -the Microsoft Band.
Microsoft Band released today with longer battery life; better integration with other operating systems; betting on the 'Mobile-first, Cloud-first' theme; and with more sensors than other similar devices at a price very reasonable is sure to intensify competition in this wearable, health targeted market.
It only supports Cortana on the Windows Phone but I am sure the CortanaOS and CortanaAndroid sibblings will soon join the family.
Watch this video from Microsoft:
For the time being it seems to be settled. It is a wearable.
Microsoft seems to have done good this time around releasing a cross-platform, health related wrist band -the Microsoft Band.
Microsoft Band released today with longer battery life; better integration with other operating systems; betting on the 'Mobile-first, Cloud-first' theme; and with more sensors than other similar devices at a price very reasonable is sure to intensify competition in this wearable, health targeted market.
It only supports Cortana on the Windows Phone but I am sure the CortanaOS and CortanaAndroid sibblings will soon join the family.
Watch this video from Microsoft:
Microsoft has really gone beyond just gathering the statistics of your active life but has included the heart rate monitor overcoming some of the expressed views here:
http://wireless.sys-con.com/node/3173932
What's more, through its partners it provides the right education going beyond activity and heart montoring.
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