Got my Apple Watch 10~

As part of my effort to improve on my Physical Wealth, I bite the bullet and invested in an Apple Watch. The major reason why I chose an Apple Watch is because of easy synchronization with my iPhone. And from the 3 models available (SE/10/Ultra2), I went with Series 10.

The reason for choosing Series 10 is mainly because of the balance between cost and functionality. Given I'm looking for the ECG and Blood Oxygen app support, the Series 10 does the job and the Ultra 2 is definitely too expensive for the stingy me. 

Ordered and got my Apple Watch last night. 

Considering its nearly $600 on Apple Store, I'm glad I was able to snag one at $400+. Here is the link to a listing on Amazon Prime: Apple Watch Series 10

And after 1 night of playing and sleeping with it, I am very happy to see various information like my ECG, Blood Oxygen and Sleep Pattern.

Next I'm going to use it to track my steps and other activities. If you can't measure it then you can't improve on it!

ili Wearable Translator - I want one!

Not exactly how I will use this device... but definitely something nice to have if you are a frequent traveler. This is supposedly a translation device which will translate your speech into the desired language on the fly. Looks like a device which will be really useful for both business and leisure travel. Just not so sure about the price...


From the website:

What is ili?

ili is the world's first wearable translator for travelers. Say goodbye to all language barriers.

Instant translation

ili contains an OS of its own, which allows it to translate words instantly. Currently supports English, Chinese, and Japanese.

No need for the internet

ili works without Wi-Fi, 3G, or any other internet connection. You can use ili anytime, anywhere.


Check out more below~
http://www.iamili.com/

The NEW iPad!

A colleague of mine got her hands on the new iPad just after lunch today. First impressions? A tad heavy, nice curves and a poor position for the rear camera~

My hands on the new iPad!!!

The rear of the iPad

I got my 1st-generation Wifi iPad several years ago when I visited San Francisco on launch day. The biggest problem with the iPad is the inability to display Adobe Flash pages. That threw me off the surfing experience a couple of times. So unless they change their policy, I will give this NEW iPad the miss~

The new iPad (left) vs the original iPad (right)