There is no doubt that the smartwatch segment is becoming very interesting, there are many companies that are showing the plans they have for this type of device. And within this competitiveness, it is possible that a new model of the Samsung Gear 2.
Apparently, the Korean company plans to put into play a variant that would have the possibility of making calls autonomously. Thus, it could compete in a much more solvent way with the models of Motorola o LG that yesterday they met. To do this, it would offer compatibility with USIM (Universal Subscriber Identity), which would make it possible to call without using a telephone for this connected via Bluetooth.
From what has been known, this model would initially arrive in Korea from SK Telecom, but it is more than possible that this version of the Samsung Gear 2 will be deployed globally to different regions. The truth is that with this step the Korean company seems to be trying to show how advanced its developments are in regard to the new smartwatches, in order to be able to differentiate itself from how much and good it is yet to come.
By the way, knowing the inclusion of a USIM module leaves us a doubt in the case of confirming your arrival: the autonomy. This component has a fairly respectable consumption, so the Samsung Gear 2 battery and its 315 mAh battery may have some problems when it comes to offering a respectable use time unless a higher capacity one is integrated.
The Tizen SDK Now Available Globally
Well yes, at the same time that yesterday in a video it began to be clearly seen what Google is working on regarding a version Android for wearables, it has been known that the SDK of the development in which Samsung participates already offers the tools needed to work with him, as you can see in this link.
The fact is that this development, which for the most part works with applications based on HTML5 (and therefore it is not complicated at all to use), it wants to position itself as a viable option in the market, but it will be necessary to see if it succeeds since right next to it it has a "monster" like the new Android ... that I eat well it is known always covers a large market share. We'll see how this ends.
Vía: SamMobile
