https://youlookfab.com/welookfab/topic/jewelry-connected-smart-devices Style Advice for Fashion Lovers en-US Sat, 04 Apr 2026 15:01:39 +0000 http://bbpress.org/?v=1.0.2 q https://youlookfab.com/welookfab/search.php https://youlookfab.com/welookfab/topic/jewelry-connected-smart-devices#post-1179440 Thu, 27 Feb 2014 05:25:08 +0000 marysmith 1179440@https://youlookfab.com/welookfab/ <p>Maybe it's just me, but it almost seems like the number of smart devices<br />out there is getting way out of hand. I can probably handle going to the<br />bathroom without the toilet seat warming up, and I can easily pull out my<br />phone to check for messages on my own time. But I guess every little<br />advancement helps bring us closer to a technology-driven world where life<br />is just a little easier.&nbsp; But is it really necessary to create vibrating<br />jewelry?</p> <p><b>Smart devices made from jewelry</b></p> <p>Cuff is a company that creates jewelry with Bluetooth capabilities<br />connecting it to your phone, according to CNET. The jewelry doesn't do<br />anything except look pretty unless it is connected to a phone with a phone<br />plan. If you are able to connect your necklace to your phone, it allows you<br />to quickly send a vibration to anyone you want offering your exact<br />location. Maybe you just want to let them know you are on your way or maybe<br />the idea is to use it in case of an emergency. It might work really well if<br />you put the necklace on a daughter and ask her to buzz it a couple of times<br />a day when out with friends. Maybe you're meeting someone for a business<br />meeting and need help finding the location. There are many reasons why you<br />might want to send your exact location to someone you are close to.</p> <p><b>Created in many fashions</b></p> <p>Cuff's idea behind these smart devices is that they can be put in anything.<br />It's not just smartwatches anymore. It could technically be used in<br />bracelets, cufflinks, necklaces, earrings, and more. On top of that, the<br />company hopes to get designers involved to create more Cuff-compatible<br />jewelry, so you have a variety of options for what you can wear and use to<br />send signals to loved ones. All designers involved will have the ability to<br />use this technology in their products and create even more wearable<br />technology than ever before.</p> <p><b>How will it work?</b></p> <p>It still doesn't make sense to a lot of people. Maybe using it as an<br />emergency beacon of some sort makes sense, but a lot of people don't<br />understand why you'd want something that was so limited in its<br />capabilities. Cuff has a lot to work out with this to determine exactly how<br />the product is going to work and how to make it something customers will<br />want and even need, but the idea of putting more technology into our daily<br />lives can't hurt. It might work better if the necklaces and bracelets had<br />small screens on them to allow you to do more than just send a vibration to<br />friends and family, but for now, it hasn't advanced that far. The idea is<br />simply to keep you connected with GPS location services.</p> <p><b>More ways to connect</b></p> <p>Even if all the jewelry does is send a buzz to everyone on your contact<br />list, it is still just one step closer to making everything in our lives a<br />little easier with technology. There are those who are worried about the<br />implications of a technology-drive lifestyle, but most people are excited<br />to see such interesting ideas and advancements being made. Maybe the<br />jewelry would be more successful if it just buzzed when you got a text<br />message. That would be a better way to go and would help your business more<br />easily access customers through quick text messages.</p> <p>Mobile technology news brought to you by businesstexter.com</p> <p>Source:<br /><a rel="nofollow">reviews.cnet.com/8301-34900_7-57619013/wearable-tech-in-jewelry-cuff-aims-to-launch-one-product-many-accessories/</a></p>