The Apple Watch Series 2 Features Exceptional Tracking in Water
Michael Hemsworth — September 8, 2016 — Tech
References: apple & geeky-gadgets
While the original Apple Watch was splash-proof, the all-new Apple Watch Series 2 is fully water-resistant up to 50-meters to make the device ideal for avid swimmers and aquatic athletes. This water-resistant design is made possible with a speaker system that's designed to use the very assembly itself to push water out once the device is no longer submerged.
The smartwatch features a new dual-core processor that's purported to provide up to 50% more power than the previous model. A new graphics chip within the smartwatch doubles the graphics power of the first-generation Apple wearable.
Built-in GPS allows the smartwatch to be used on runs and during activity without having to carry an iPhone as well. The screen on the smartwatch is boasted by Apple to be twice as bright as the original Apple Watch for easy viewing in direct sunlight.
The Apple Watch Series 2 is available in a variety of different styles and options including the new Ceramic model.
The smartwatch features a new dual-core processor that's purported to provide up to 50% more power than the previous model. A new graphics chip within the smartwatch doubles the graphics power of the first-generation Apple wearable.
Built-in GPS allows the smartwatch to be used on runs and during activity without having to carry an iPhone as well. The screen on the smartwatch is boasted by Apple to be twice as bright as the original Apple Watch for easy viewing in direct sunlight.
The Apple Watch Series 2 is available in a variety of different styles and options including the new Ceramic model.
Trend Themes
1. Swim-tracking Wearables - Opportunity to innovate swim-tracking technologies and create smartwatches designed specifically for aquatic athletes.
2. Waterproof Wearables - Opportunity to develop waterproof wearables that can withstand deeper depths and longer activity in water.
3. Integrated GPS Wearables - Opportunity to create integrated GPS wearables that can provide stand-alone activity-tracking and navigation functionalities.
Industry Implications
1. Sports Wearables - Development of smartwatches and other wearables that can aid in tracking sports activities, promote active lifestyles, and provide comprehensive performance data.
2. Outdoor & Adventure Gear - Development of waterproof and durable wearables that can withstand harsh outdoor environments, provide essential data for hikers, climbers, and other adventurers.
3. Medical Wearables - Development of swim-tracking wearables for medical purposes such as aquatic rehabilitation, heart rate monitoring, and activity tracking for people with disabilities.
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