Still, it's good to see another company still trying to compete with Apple over smart watches, I would consider picking one of these up if I still had an Android phone, I think rounded smart watches are much cooler.
Still, it's good to see another company still trying to compete with Apple over smart watches, I would consider picking one of these up if I still had an Android phone, I think rounded smart watches are much cooler.
> "Efficiency meets longevity": The BES 2700 efficiency chipset also lets you switch to the extra-capable Power Saver Mode* for up to 12 days of battery life so you can continue crushing your goals.
It would be great to have an soc tailor made for watches such that this isn't necessary, but no one is really interested in that it seems.
What this indicates is a management failure: they could not get a team together that could manage both low-power and high-feature software in the same stack.
It is somewhat reminiscent of the Apollo missions where they had one computer in command module, and a completely different (and massively clunkier) one in the rocket. Von Braun boasted that only one wire connected the command/service modules to the rocket, which was only there to trigger the explosive bolts.