Futurelawyer

Stop Plugging Up Your Ears.

Bose's New Ear Buds Don't Actually Go In Your Ears. When Bose invented speakers that were so directional they could be hidden in the frames of a pair of glasses, I jumped on board. The Bose glasses have a bluetooth speaker system that brings awesome sound while the glasses are being worn, and nothing goes in the ear. I always hated the feeling of plugged up ears, and not being able to deal with the external environment while wearing the earbuds or earphones. Now, for those of you who don't want to wear glasses, Bose has incorporated the technology into ear buds that clip on top of the ears, and you still have nothing inside the ears. I love the retro Wayfarer style Bose glasses, and am updating to the Metro version next week. But, if you don't want an Apple style white stick in your ears, or a large around the ear plug, these new Bose buds are for you.

Such A Xmas Deal I Have For You! Galaxy Watch 3 For Under $300!

Galaxy Watch 3. If you have been waiting for a bargain on the best SmartWatch in the world, it is on Amazon right now. Just in time for Xmas, the Galaxy Watch 3 is on sale at Amazon for between $289 and around $300, depending on the size. I have this watch, and wear it every day. It measures blood oxygen levels, does a competent single lead EKG, measures my heart rate, does the normal text, email and other functions, and much more. My other Smartwatches are gathering dust on my desk and in my watch case. We are in over the counter Timex territory now. What are you waiting for?

Are You Addicted To Your Smartphone? Of Course You Are.

As the husband of someone who never parts with her Smartphone, I feel that I am qualified to discuss this topic. Of course, I can put my Smartphone away for a time, primarily because I have a SmartWatch on my wrist. And, Smartglasses on my face. But, I can stop whenever I want. I just don't want to right now.

Constant Medical Monitoring - The Gift Of Modern Technology

Galaxy Watch 3. I have often felt like a voice crying in the wilderness these past 7 or 8 years. While I shouted about the future of wearable computers that looked like wristwatches, my colleagues kept spending thousands of dollars for wrist machines that said only one thing. I have enough money to throw away on a wrist watch that only tells the time. In the hundreds of years since their invention, wristwatches have only managed to be differentiated by the development of better timing technology, and outward embellishments and designer labels that only increased their cost. But, I knew from the beginning that wrist computers could be so much more. When I did a medical grade ECG on my self this morning just by touching my index finger to the button on the side of my Galaxy Watch 3, and saw a message that I had a normal sinus rhythm, I realized that there is no limit to the future of these magical devices. I can monitor my blood oxygen, heart rate, heart rhythm, and much more on a continuous basis. This is just the tip of the iceberg. One day, wearable computers will be a standard accessory for every human being. If I have an arrythmia, I will be the first to know, and hopefully can call 911 before my next heart attack. These things, in addition to being productive in law practice and business, and fun when we want it, and weather and news monitors, and communication devices, can be life saving devices. This technology is available for less than $500 right now. What's on your wrist?

All I Want For Xmas Is A Titanium SmartWatch

Galaxy Watch 3 Titanium Available October 2d In The U.S. $600 for a SmartWatch? Why not? I was at the jeweler the other day and saw a group of Rolex watches starting at $5,000. Please. In the years I have been buying and collecting Smartwatches, I haven't spent that much in total. I love my Galaxy Watch 3. It is a computer on my wrist. It looks like a nice watch, is jet black and I have added a black ceramic watch band to it. It is heavy; but, not too heavy. Is it worth another $600 to shave 10 grams off of the weight, and to get the bragging rights of owning another Smartwatch? I don't know. But, I intend to find out.

Bose Frames Updated For Turn Head Volume Control

Bose Frames Update. The Wayfarer styled Bose Frames have become my daily glasses. I wear them from the moment I step out the front door to the time I come home. I have had only two problems with them, feature wise. First, they had no volume control, and I had to go to my phone to adjust the volume of the world class Bose speakers. Second, they aren't water resistant, so I couldn't wear them in the pool. I know, first world problems. But, hey, the tech is here, use it. (He said, smiling). Today, however, my volume problem went away. I can't believe it never occurred to me to update the glasses firmware before now; but, I plead Coronavirus mind confusion. We have had more serious problems on our minds, no? But, in any event, after a ten minute download to the glasses, I am now listening to the soundtrack from my favorite movie "The Good, The Bad and The Ugly", and, when the lovely Diane brings me a cup of coffee (she is an Angel), I only have to press the little gold button and turn my head left to turn down the volume. I find myself doing it just to be amazed at the tech. Find something today to be joyous about. Your ears may not work tomorrow.

Wearable Computing Is The Future.

galaxy watch 3 ecg and blood pressure monitoring approved. I can't wait until my Galaxy Watch 3 can monitor my blood pressure and heart rhythm all the time. Heart patients are always keeping track of those things, and, while my meds and supplements control mine, it is nice to see that wearable computing is advancing in such meaningful ways. I can remember the same sort of doubts a few years ago when I predicted wearables were the future as when I argued that email would change everything 30 years ago. Technology can be misused; but, it is folly to deny that human advancement will always rely on tech advancements. The ECG and Blood pressure features have already been approved by the FDA, and we should have the updates to the Watch software before the end of the year. What's on your wrist?

A New Galaxy Watch 3 Is Delivered...Forget Working For The Rest Of The Day.

The Futurelawyer is out. No calls. No pool. No pets. A new SmartWatch has arrived, and is charging. It is thin, light and jet black with a black leather band. This is the watch Armani should have built. This watch makes the Apple Watch look like a toy. It is waiting for installation and pairing with the Samsung Galaxy 10+ 5G phone. In honor of the occasion, I am also charging my StarTrek Communicator, and will be calling the Enterprise to beam me up soon. If you aren't having fun, you shouldn't be doing it.

Be The First Kid On The Block To Have A Galaxy Watch 3 With LTE.

Galaxy Watch 3. I thought I was out; but, they dragged me back in. I thought I was cured of my addiction; but, it has a dark hold on me and I can't let go.  When I saw the ad this morning, and realized I could have this black beauty on my arm as early as tomorrow, I couldn't resist. All of my rational impulses left the building. So, dear reader, I will be sporting the latest, greatest SmartWatch in the world tomorrow afternoon. It slices, it dices, it leaps tall buildings in a single bound. It is the best thing since sliced bread. It is 15% slimmer and lighter than its predecessor. It has its own phone number, which frees me from the tyranny of having my Smartphone on my person at all times. It is water resistant to 160 feet. It measures swimming distances, as well as walking. It is beautiful in a way that the Apple Watch will never be. It is 15 times less expensive than a Rolex with a mechanical movement from Switzerland. I feel like Ralphie on Xmas morning:

 

Where, Oh Where, Is The Devil? He Must Be Here Somewhere.

Smartwatch For The Late Adopter. It is freezing in Arizona. Hell has frozen over. Michael Wade, the Execupundit, after years of tempting on my part, has ordered a SmartWatch. I now own his soul, and will be spending an eternity trying to teach him how to use it. What better use of Zoom time? I am certainly not traveling from Florida's sunny beaches to the Arizona desert.