The Apple Watch is already a complete and very popular product in its own right, but an independent company has launched a new accessory that turns the smartwatch into another kind of device.
The product is called TinyPod, and it’s basically a kind of clever protective cover for the watch body. Once docked, the device looks a lot like the classic iPod, Apple’s music player line that launched in 2001.
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TinyPod sold in white It even has a clickable wheel (or click wheel(original English) is used to control the digital crown of the watch.
For starters, this is the circular navigation cursor that has been one of the iPod’s biggest differentiators over the years, allowing for more intuitive navigation without having to use the touch screen.
Three in one
The manufacturer’s idea is to sell the cover as follows: A way to leave home without your smartphone. Instead, use the accessory that is much smaller and has fewer applications that will distract the user from moments of peace or entertainment.
The services even include notifications and messages, as they were originally part of watchOS, but the idea is for them to be used more. just to show the time and play music or podcasts – just like the iPod, which was officially discontinued by the company in 2022.
Since some sensors, such as those that detect wrist movement, are not necessary and can be turned off, the manufacturer guarantees that: battery can last more than a day.
Cover is on sale For Apple Watch from the fourth generation onwardsIn different watch body sizes, including SE and Ultra versions.
TinyPod costs 80 USD (approximately 440 R$ in direct currency conversion) and is only available on the product’s official website. The “Lite” version without the clickable wheel costs $30 (about R$165). Unfortunately, Brazil is not among the countries eligible for shipping.
Source: Tec Mundo
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