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6.9.14

Ringly - The Fashion Wearable

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With iPhone6 about to be announced and who knows what else, there's a lot of controversy around iWatches. Motorola and Samsung already launched a smart watch, LG claims to be working on that. I was the one saying that wearable tech is well, mainly to be used for health and fitness purposes (like a suunto connected to the Mobile Network). My skepticism came mainly from the way these watches look like - when it's such an defining piece of a person's style - and the screen size. With an increasing trend towards larger and thinner devices, who would ever consider going to something tinier than my first 3210?

But hey as for wearables, Ringly just blew my mind. It seems that there are many more fashionable wearable devices coming, which is quite cool to see as they seem to have been envisioned by women.

It's actually a nice ring which can match any fashionista, probably that's why both ELLE and Glamour Magazine recommend it. Natural gems, 18K gold-pleated, minimal timeless shape.

How does this work? Very simple:
1. Configure which apps / services (email, phone call, whatsapp, facebook...) are entitled to send a push notification to your ring
2. Configure which vibrating pattern shall match each service
3. New notifications are pushed to your ring, via Bluetooth
4. The finger vibrates and you realize what's going on, deep inside your purse.

Bluetooth range is limited (6-9m) but hey, such sleek design with smart brains for $145 if you dare to preorder is not bad at all - will go up to $195 once it ships in the fall.

As woman in tech, I want to send my KUDOS to co-founder Christina Mercando and the Angel investor making it possible: How many times have you missed a call or a text just because leaving the phone at your desk? Feeling excited already! You can order here



via BusinessInsider
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2 comments

theROOM said...

Es-totalmente-de-coña

Clau said...

Lo más jarto es que cuando estaba haciendo el PhD, se trataba de esto!!! Encontrar la intersección entre la moda y los wearables. Por eso me inspira tanto esta chica :)

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