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The mVoice G2 is not any ordinary smartwatch, but rather, this is the first hybrid smartwatch of its kind that will boast of a smart display alongside traditional watch hands. It would make it quite the novelty, don’t you think so? This is exactly what makes us so enamored with the mVoice G2, where it features a timeless and preserved watch design that offers smart access to the wearer to virtual assistants, apps and others using all but a simple voice command.
After all, Martian Watches happen to be the ones behind the first smartwatch in the world with voice, and announcing the mVoice G2 is a statement of intent. This is the maiden hybrid smartwatch attempt that boasts of traditional watch hands with minute and hour markers over a full round power effective OLED display. With voice calling and commands available at a moment’s notice, you will be able to enjoy instant convenience on the wrist with Siri, Alexa and the Google Assistant. This allows consumers to freely experience the best of both worlds, especially when it concerns the preservation and adaption of a classic watch design onto a digital, connected lifestyle.
The mVoice G2 is already available for pre-order on Kickstarter with pledge levels starting from $99 upwards. The low battery-consumption smart display as well as a SII connected gearbox will offer traditional analog time, all the while being hooked up to a smart crown. This makes the mVoice G2 function even when it runs off a solitary lithium battery. With a full charge, users are able to enjoy anywhere from seven to ten days of smart features, in addition to two hours of talk time prior to sending it for another recharge. The smart crown itself has the ability to scroll through notifications by rotating it, or to and enable or disable menu settings via a push.
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[ Martian Watches reveals the mVoice G2 copyright by Coolest Gadgets ]
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When it comes to public transport, as long as it is capable of getting us to our destination, arrive on time, and is relatively clean, it’s hard to ask for more, but it has not stopped train companies around the world from trying to come up with improvements. This can come in the form of WiFi-enabled carriages, charging ports for smartphones, and so on.
However it seems that over in Germany, state-owned railway company Deutsche Bahn has announced plans (via The Local; via Engadget) for a train of the future that will help improve the overall experience for its passengers. This includes coaches aimed at digital entertainment that will come with TVs and video game consoles, a play area for children, and even a gym so that passengers can get a good workout on the way to school or work.
No doubt that this is a rather interesting and unique idea, although whether or not it can be made a reality is a different story. A report from German newspaper Süddeutsche Zeitung has suggested that some of the ideas raised by the company might not make it past security regulations, so while the company does have some pretty ambitious plans, not all of it could come to fruition.
However like we said, public transportation is starting to become more than just a way to get from point A to point B, but whether or not all these features are practical remains to be seen.
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