Not really enough power or memory to emulate T2K, but you could certainly get a reasonable remake in there (bearing in mind it's a 1" 128x128 OLED display).
"I am a very considerate person. If I want to go out all night on my miniature golf course and shoot lizards, well, no reason to keep the neighbours awake..."
Cloudane wrote:Yeah I'm sick of charging everything up. That's why I never actually used the Sony Smartwatch I bought, and because I know I'd get peanuts for it by the time eBay have taken their chunk it's just sat gathering dust.
How much battery life do you get out of your SmartWatch?
Er, to be honest I haven't used it for ages but I seem to recall about a day depending on use, same as a smartphone.
"I am a very considerate person. If I want to go out all night on my miniature golf course and shoot lizards, well, no reason to keep the neighbours awake..."
I could deal with that, as I'd take my watch off to sleep anyway.
I think the Smartwatch bugbear with me is the little "clamp it with the watch clip" charging lead. YMMV, but I find it very finicky and that I have to balance the setup carefully and wiggle it about a bit or it stops charging.
The Caffeine Kid wrote:Can't they build them with kinetic charging so if you are low on battery you just have to have a wank then you are fine again?
You should get down the patent office first thing tomorrow morning!
"I am a very considerate person. If I want to go out all night on my miniature golf course and shoot lizards, well, no reason to keep the neighbours awake..."
Wonder if they'll open this one up for homebrew firmware as well?
"I am a very considerate person. If I want to go out all night on my miniature golf course and shoot lizards, well, no reason to keep the neighbours awake..."
Well thanks to Misfit I am now wearing my new Misfit Shine as he flogged me his yesterday and it arrived today
Suprisingly light and funky (very very Ives design with the minimal design and lights) and piss easy to set up I am currently wearing it as a sports strap. I will let you know how it does after a weeks testing or so.
Well almost a week in with my Shine and its going well - seems to tally with my experiences calories and steps wise and has encouraged me to add a bit more aerobics to my gym routine to get to the end of days goal most days They could do with a better app / more breakdown of stats as it is just functional at the mo and maybe a few more gesture controls on the Shine itself (I have mailed them with a few suggestions) but currently its a good 8/10.
Deckard wrote:Well almost a week in with my Shine and its going well - seems to tally with my experiences calories and steps wise and has encouraged me to add a bit more aerobics to my gym routine to get to the end of days goal most days They could do with a better app / more breakdown of stats as it is just functional at the mo and maybe a few more gesture controls on the Shine itself (I have mailed them with a few suggestions) but currently its a good 8/10.
Cool. Glad it's being used.
Also glad i didn't open it to see it was such a nice bit of kit!
Getting the battery in was a bit of a faff to be honest with their tool which I gave up on and used a tiny screwdriver which worked a treat. I'd definitely be up for a "proper" iWatch with blood pressure monitor etc now. I think the mark 2 Shine sohuld def have some sort of motor to then be used as a wake up device
Last week's Science Club on BBC2 (Thursdays, 8pm, presented by Dara O'Briain) and last night's Horizon both looked at wearable tech that can monitor health - check out iPlayer.