It was just a wireless display that showed content that the phone pushed to it. Okay, it was watch-shaped, but unlike true smartwatches it was completely useless without a phone. The Sony Ericsson LiveView from 2010 was an early example of a smart band. It's not impossible, but not easy either, despite another 10 years of technological progress. The LG model even had a camera and made use of its 3G connection to send and receive MMS - just imagine going out in 2009, snapping a photo and instantly sharing it with your friends, all without your phone. Then they were just like any other phone, except strapped securely to your wrist - you can't forget it or lose it and you don't have to keep it in your pocket when going out for a run.
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The Samsung S9110 and LG GD910 got that much right at least, they were ideally used with a Bluetooth headset. This was before Bluetooth, though, so unless you wanted to hold it up to your ear (and look weird doing it), you had to use a wired headset. It weighted 50g and measured 20 mm thick, but it was all worth it since you could make calls on a 2G network for up to 90 minutes.
The WP10 may have taken the name "watch phone" a little too seriously - it very much looks like a phone from the era, including the external antenna, just with a wrist strap. And it had been 10 years since the SPH-WP10 - Samsung's first watch phone - so having another go at it probably made sense. Sometimes companies try things out before the tech is ready. And with no Wi-Fi and tiny battery, tethering wasn't really an option either. Texting on them was tricky, web browsing was out of the question. Having a phone on your wrist was cool, but these couldn't really run apps (not even J2ME). You may remember two "3G watch phones" from 2009 - the Samsung S9110 and LG GD910. We'll now trace their history all the way back to the early gadgets, which weren't all that "smart". That used to be the case, anyway, as wearables market is on the rise these days.
(Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) Google Patents ES1142331U - Method of operation and smartwatch device with gestural control capability.ĮS1142331U - Method of operation and smartwatch device with gestural control capability.Smartwatches had more success in space than they did on Earth. Google Patents Method of operation and smartwatch device with gestural control capability.
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