Apple has been prominent on sending high spirits to all its consumers after the company scheduled a grand special event to be held this Tuesday, September 9. The biggest revelation for Apple is highly anticipated after the successes of Android phones' and Google phones' releases earlier this year.
A live streaming video of the special event may be watched here. Meanwhile, the massive sales of Apple on their electronics are expected to increase after the release of the newest iPhone and a smartwatch named "iTime", which firstly patented on 2011. According to Christian Post, the event may be watched online by use of Safari web browser, iPads, iPhones and iPods. What should the fans expect?
Apple has been evidently creating a huge impact after giving suspense on unveiling their biggest gadgets yet. However, the iTime is currently on the lime light as it becomes the alternative for handing out iPhones.
The iTime, as reported by Apple Insider, one of the most reliable sources of Apple news, will be very useful as it includes major features other than detecting incoming phone calls, texts, notifications. The newest wrist-worn gadget may be used as a payment: by use of credit card access. There said, the consumer doesn't need to scroll on their iPhones to check on pieces of information about their credit cards and use it as a payment on stores, respectively.
It has "accelerometers, GPS modules, wireless communication packages and haptic feedback mechanisms as potential candidates for inclusion in the advanced strap structure," the site explains.
This would be the good news for gym geek consumers as it was rumored that the iTime, described as a gadget used on a "personal wireless environment", shall have a feature to monitor sleeps, heart rates and sweat amounts, reportedly. The device would be using specially innovated censors, purportedly on Forbes. Moreover, it is said that it may also send off information about the amount of ultraviolet rays the consumer is exposed to.
The design is rumored to be using an advanced strap system and using the iPhone's and iPod Touch's Gorilla Glass Manufacturer's renowned flexible corning curved glass.
What else do you expect to see on the first ever release of iTime? Leave your thoughts below.
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