You can also set up the SmartBand to control other apps, such as Camera, Action Camera and OfficeSuite. For example, when set up to control the Media Player, a single tap lets you start and stop music, while two taps skips ahead and three taps skips back. Pressing on the SmartBand's button, then tapping the top of the band lets you control applications on the phone itself. Here, you can set night mode and alerts for calls and messages, as well as if the phone goes out of range of the SmartBand. The home screen of the Smart Connect app shows how much juice is left in the SmartBand, lets you edit its settings, and allows you to see what applications it's connected with. The one thing you can't track using LifeLog is what you ate, an unfortunate omission. For instance, it only recorded our Web browsing time when we were using Chrome, and not the default Android browser. However, there are certain limitations to what LifeLog will record. We found that LifeLog would record when we were using Chrome, but not the default Android browser on the S4. While we understand why you'd want to set a goal for activity and movement, we're not sure how useful it is to set a goal for the amount of time you spend browsing the Web, playing games or taking pictures. You can set goals for each of these metrics and, as you come closer to completing a given goal, that box's color changes from a pale to a bolder version of that color.
Similarly, if you select the activity's square in the bottom half of the screen, you get similar details. Pressing the icon brings up a window showing more details about that activity. Price: Rs 21,550 Image: samsung.Whenever you engage in an activity, its corresponding icon appears in a small circle the upper half of the screen. It’s the first wearable with a curved, full colour OLED display and it displays incoming notifications plus includes the basic fitness functions (including the pedometer, sleep tracker and heart rate monitor). Samsung also sells the Gear 2 Neo for Rs 15,450, which is essentially the same thing, but without a camera.For someone who only needs the fitness aspect, the Gear Fit (Rs 15,450) should fit the bill. This is not counting the additional functions you can get from apps or the hundreds of custom watch faces. You can use it to view notifications, make and receive calls, reject calls and send SMS, check your heart rate, monitor sleep, count steps, capture photos & videos, control any TV/set top box, record voice memos, check the weather, set a timer, check and be reminded of your schedule, control media playback on your phone, locate your Galaxy device if misplaced within Bluetooth range or use the watch as a standalone music player. For anyone who wants a do-it-all smartwatch, the Gear 2 is the obvious choice.
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