The familiar sight of covering one ear with a finger while talking on the phone because it's too noisy around us takes on a whole new meaning. Meet Sgnl, a bracelet that allows us to make phone calls with just a finger. Yes, you read that right. The special bracelet offers a revolutionary way of communication.
Years ago, we used to watch people walking down the street talking to themselves, until we realized that they had a Bluetooth headset. Now people will look at us strangely for a while when we point the finger at each other Sgnla covered their ears and talked in vain, reminding at the same time of a secret agent.
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Bracelet Sgnl is a child of a South Korean company Innomdle Lab, but more than anything else, the fact that it was founded by three ex-employees will tell about it at Samsung. They came up with the idea after someone boasted that they could with a smart watch he's on the phone, but in the same breath he admitted that it bothers him that the conversation can't be private. And Sgnl was born.
He got off bracelet or band for any wrist watch as well as smart watch. With a smartphone (armed with OS Android 4.4 or newer and iOS 8 or newer) connects via blue tooth connections, and the sound is not delivered to the ear through the earpiece, but through the translation units BCU (body conduction unit) on the back of the bracelet that allows transmission of sound through the body or deadlines. The trigger creates vibrations that travel up the arm to the ear, and it takes care of them audio algorithm, which amplifies the signal and adjusts it accordingly. It also has a built-in bracelet microphone, which sends the sound in the other direction, i.e. in the direction of the interlocutor, button to answer and end calls and side volume buttons.
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According to the manufacturer's assurances, the battery should last a week in standby mode and enabled 4 hours of conversations (we charge it via the connector microUSB, and charging takes one hour), and in combination with a dedicated application, it is also an activity meter. In addition to making calls, it also allows receiving various notifications, such as e-mails, SMS messages, events, etc. For 125 euros you can order Sgnl on the crowdfunding platform Kickstarter.
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