WOW ! Report: Xiaomi to respond to Apple Watch with a smartwatch of its own

 

WOW ! Report: Xiaomi to respond to Apple Watch with a smartwatch of its own  

Considering that Xiaomi is known as "China's Apple," perhaps it is no surprise to hear that the manufacturer will soon be releasing a smartwatch of its own. The eagerly awaited Apple Watch is launching on April 24th. Xiaomi would obviously love to take advantage of Apple's propensity to create a rising tide that lifts all boats with a new product or feature.

The Xiaomi Smart Watch is rumored to have a large dial and could offer pulse wave velocity identification. This would permit users to verify their identity using their own individual pulse waves. Adding this feature to a smartwatch would be extremely difficult considering the amount of energy required to power it.

The Xiaomi Smart Watch is expected to feature a brushed metal design, similar to what we've seen on the back of the HTC One M9. It should come with a round dial and a thin design. And of course, being a Xiaomi device, it will probably be more affordable.

Besides a watch, Xiaomi is also said to be working on a sequel to its Mi Band fitness tracker. First launched last summer, one million of the bands were shipped by Xiaomi in the first three months of its existence. We should see a new NFC sensor stuffed in the wearable. The original model offered Bluetooth connectivity and an accelerometer.

At this point, Xiaomi has not offered any information regarding pricing or a launch date for either device.

WOW ! Report: Xiaomi to respond to Apple Watch with a smartwatch of its own

source: 36Krypton (translated) via GizmoChina

Homosexual Skeletal Remains Found in Buddha Statue ancient

(Drents Museum)

 

Gay Skeletal Continues to be Present in Buddha Statue historic

AMERSFOORT, NETHERLANDS—CT scans and endoscopy of a 1,000-12 months-vintage Buddha statue from China have discovered a mummified frame concept to belong to the Buddhist grasp Liuquan of the Chinese language Meditation Faculty. The statue, housed on the Drents Museum within the Netherlands, was once tested on the Meander Scientific Heart.  

Discovery Information reviews that the frame’s organs have been got rid of from the belly hollow space and changed with an unidentified subject matter and paper published with Chinese language characters. Researchers on the Drents Museum speculate that the statue would possibly constitute an extraordinary case of "self-mummification," by which priests may apply a different vitamin that became them into "dwelling skeletons" and could then be positioned into tombs best relatively higher than themselves the place they might in the end die. To examine tattoos on a extra historic mummy from China, see "Tarim Basin Mummy."

Gay Skeletal Continues to be Present in Buddha Statue historical