The world is now on mobile phones. The smartphone has become the basic demand for every person. The reason behind it is that more than 80% of the population over the globe makes use of the Internet. Whether it is the question of purchasing a product online, or it is the question of booking a cab to pick and drop service, you will hold your smartphone and schedule the booking.
The much awaited Apple Watch is all set to make its debut in the opening months of 2015, as declared in an official statement by Apple. Before we have it launched, we have the Beta version of the WatchKit to be used by developers for getting started with the programming and utilizing its resources for testing. What’s WatchKit About? So what is this WatchKit all about? Highly regarded as Apple’s most personal device ever, Apple Watch has a lot to offer in terms of possibilities to developers and users alike. WatchKit is going to bring in a lot of resources...
Apple Pay is a new mobile payment service launched by Apple. Launched through an update to iOS 8.1 on Monday, October 20, it has already gained partnership support from top technology vendors, allowing users to try out the new service with best of payment oriented features. As per the latest information, the Pay technology works with devices like iPhone 6, iPhone 6 Plus, iPad Air 2, and iPad mini 3. You can even expect it to work with the highly awaited Apple Watch. So with everything latest you get to see Apple Pay work. What’s the catch? Apple Pay allows...
Few days back when a little child wearing a Google Glass came to me and asked if he can measure the speed of a flying bird captured in the Glass. I was amazed by his question. It turned up to me as a good sign of how we are taking technology of late and wearable technology undoubtedly adds to this idea most fascinatingly. For everyone out there, wearable technology is a mark of revolution. It has not just changed the way things are being measured and done but also how technology ideas are created and implemented. In case of health...
