Iwatch concept map again exposed to the shape of Nike FuelBand

Foreign media published a forward-looking description of Apple's iwatch concept design, following the article: Last year's rumours about Apple's iwatch smart watch followed a lot of conceptual design, which was praised last October by Thomas Bogno (Thomas Bognor) as " As sexy as the devil (Sexy as hell) "but there is a problem that the horizontal interface function is almost unusable. The design of Todd, a UI designer in San Francisco, was stunning, based on Bognor's basic ideas and a more practical idea. Hamilton said he wanted to "keep a slim profile like Nike's second-generation FuelBand wrist strap and integrate familiar iOS 7 UI components". The front of the watch is a curved touch screen with only a home key on the left and two volume keys on the right. For the lock screen, Hamilton designed a simple black-and-white interface to display time, date and buttons to activate Siri. Users can do the following: Touch open Siri, slide unlock, or drop down to see the notification. The display displays four vertically arranged application icons with a page controller on the right. You can switch between application pages by sliding up and down. Press the home key to return to the lock screen view. On the tab side, it doesn't work to display the tab view normally at the bottom, so the designer's idea is to design the Drop-down control function in the title bar, and then tap into the menu of other available pages. He also deliberately retains the control action of Edit and add contacts. For smaller-size devices, this design makes it more feasible to manage applications, contacts, and media files. He also designed a health and fitness application with several sleep and activity tracking features. For iwatch access to data, Hamilton believes that iwatch will be connected via Bluetooth and the iphone for data transfer.