Google, the search engine giant, and Apple are working on wearable technology that would send data to their smartphones.
According to Bits, a technology blog of the New York Times, experts in Google’s secret Google X lab have started working on peripherals that would communicate information back to Android smartphones when they are attached to one’s clothing or body.
Apple is said to be working on curved glass, wrist-wearable iPod
Apple, on the other hand, is working on a curved-glass, wrist-wearable iPod. According to a report of Xinhua, users could communicate with device with Apple’s artificial intelligence software Siri and the information could be relayed to iPhone.
The aim of the plans of the company is to make smartphone become the central hub for mobile communication.