#cronologics

El domingo del viejo hogar.

El calor del amanecer comenzaba a regresar, despierto entre sabanas gruesas y un sleeping de invierno, probablemente estemos a 10-12 °C, me abrigo nuevamente para salir y observar la compañía del río, con una corriente mas vivida y su agua cristalina.

Es gracioso, cada detalle del bosque hacia que me quedara quieto, observando cada pequeño detalle que tenia alrededor desde los enormes arboles, el cerro y el río.

Cada cosa que es parte del Cañón de Fernández merece tener varios minutos de atención.Escuchar el crujido de las hojas al caminar, los sonidos de los animales al rededor, en su mayoría aves  y el sonido de las brasas, fueron mis soundtracks favoritos del viaje.

Otra cosa a contar, es que solo utilizaba mi celular como lámpara y para tomar fotografías, han sido pocos los días donde no sienta esa necesidad de usar mi celular (no es como que haya señal dentro de esos kilómetros de maleza a parte).

Trato de alimentar mi habito de escritura, tomar un lápiz o pluma junto a un cuaderno, quiero eliminar este formato tan pseudo-formal de escritura, solo me faltaría agregar un Arial 12 a estas cronologías.

Google acquires Cronologics to help improve Android Wear

[ad_1] Google is still looking to improve its standing in the smartwatch industry with Android Wear . Today, it was revealed that a smartwatch startup, founded in part by former Google employees, will now be working on Android Wear directly. That startup, Cronologics, announced that its team has been acquired by Google. The company formed in 2014 and had been developing its own smartwatch OS,…

Google lanzará dos smartwatches con Android Wear 2.0 en el primer trimestre de 2017

En una entrevista con el sitio web de tecnología The Verge, el gerente de productos Android Wear, Jeff Chang, dijo que la compañía trabaja en los nuevos dispositivos con un fabricante de Android Wear existente.

No nombró a la compañía involucrada, pero anunció que después del lanzamiento de estos relojes inteligentes, algunos de los dispositivos anteriores recibirían una actualización de software…

Google bought the firm behind that Amazon Alexa smartwatch

Cronologics, the company that developed what it hoped would be an alternative smartwatch OS to Android Wear, has been acquired by Google for an unknown sum. The startup was founded by former Google employees, ironically enough, and recently launched the Alexa-powered and Amazon-blessed CoWatch. The Cronologics OS that powers it is based on Android Lollipop, and can supposedly run almost any…

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Google acquires Cronologics smartwatch OS startup

Google acquires Cronologics smartwatch OS startup, founded by ex-employees

The next version of Android Wear won’t come out until early 2017, but Google is still doing what it can to improve its wearable OS in the meantime. The company just acquired Cronologics, a smartwatch OS startup that created the Amazon Alexa-equipped CoWatch. According to an announcement on Cronologics’ website, those at the company will join the Android Wear team at Google to “help grow the portfolio of watches” running the system.

Cronologics dates to 2014 when Lan Roche, Leor Stern, and John Lagerling started the company; all three had previously worked at Google. Cronologics’ first device was the CoWatch, which was billed as the first smartwatch to incorporate Amazon’s Alexa voice assistant. CoWatch users could speak to the device on their wrist, asking it to do things like call an Uber, order pizza, and a number of other things you can do using Alexa on an Amazon device like the Echo. As of today, the CoWatch Indiegogo campaign has raised nearly $300,000—but with the company now under the Google umbrella, the fate of the CoWatch is up in the air.

The biggest thing to note about the CoWatch in the midst of this acquisition is that it runs a “brand new Cronologics OS”—not Android Wear—and is fully compatible with Android and iOS devices. Judging by the promotional videos on the campaign website, the OS looks like a mix of Google’s and Apple’s wearable operating systems: interchangeable watchfaces, some with small complication-esque buttons that provide easy access to onboard apps; activity tracking software including a built-in heart rate monitor; voice commands; and more.

Android Wear watches already respond to the “OK Google” voice command and can provide answers to questions that can be looked up via the search engine. It’s possible that Google wants to use Cronologics’ expertise in integrating voice commands into wearables to flesh out that feature in Android Wear. It’s also likely that Google wants to examine Cronologics’ wearable OS and maybe incorporate some of its features into Android Wear.

But Cronologics’ statement is interesting, as it says it’s excited to “help grow the portfolio” of Android Wear-powered devices. The CoWatch did have a few impressive hardware features, including 8GB of storage, a super AMOLED display, a stainless steel body, and a 300mAh battery that could supposedly last up to 32 hours on a single charge. It’s possible that Google may want to build another smartwatch of its own in addition to getting more OEMs to buy into Android Wear for their wearable devices.

The details of Google’s acquisition of Cronologics have not been disclosed.

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The First Alexa’s Smart Watch on your wrist

A chinese company called iMCO launched a new stainless steel round-faced smartwatch — the result of crowdfunding campaign for this CoWatch. And putting Amazon’s Alexa on the smartwatch as a personal assistant is the big idea. The concept isn’t new with Apple’s Siri and Google voice recognition, but it’s the first instance of Alexa that can be seen in a wrist watch. The CoWatch is made of…