Smartwatches: Time for the Everyday Action Heroes (German)

Teaser, English Translation:

If you want to know what time it is, do you check your wrist or pull out your cell phone? 

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Those carrying a cell phone at all times often give up wrist watches. Yet, the larger modern smartphones grow, the more bulky they get. Now, the watch is making a comeback to the wrist as the clever, networked smartwatch. The Stiftung Warentest has tested five different smartwatches. Paul-Christian Britz on test results, tech gadgets and the dangers of increasing interconnection.

(The above is a translated version of the teaser for the German podcast. Just so you can get an idea what this is all about in case you don’t speak German)

The original is published at http://www.test.de/audio/smartwatches/

 

German:

test 01/2014
“Wenn Sie die Uhrzeit wissen wollen, schauen Sie auf ihr Handgelenk oder auf ihr Telefon?
Wer sein Handy sowieso immer bei sich hat, verzichtet oft auf die Uhr am Arm. Doch je größer moderne Smartphones werden, umso unhandlicher sind sie. Nun will die Uhr als clevere, vernetzte Smartwatch zurück ans Handgelenk. Die Stiftung Warentest hat fünf Smartwatches getestet. Paul-Christian Britz über Testergebnisse, technische Spielereien und die Gefahren zunehmender Vernetzung.

I produced this podcast during my training at the PR department of Stiftung Warentest, which is part of my traineeship www.praxis4.de

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