Microsot It will also launch its own smartwatch and will do so in the coming weeks, Forbes has revealed, citing anonymous sources.
According to the publication, it will allow monitoring the heart rate user and will have a autonomy of two days, which would be an advance over others smartwatch watches. The watch will work with different platforms, which would fit in with CEO Satya Nadella’s new approach of putting less emphasis on Windows (though it’s still an important product line for the company), and more on offering productivity tools for users of all platforms.
Even though Microsoft has not confirmed the information, if true it would be able to arrive in time for the Christmas campaign with the new wearable And even overtake Apple that, although it presented its smartwatch model on September 9, it will not go on sale until early 2015.
Samsung’s model, the Galaxy Gear, has been in stores for months and was one of the first to be announced in September 2013. In addition, it has already announced the Gear S.
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