Microsoft smart watch unveiled early this summer

According to the Forbes website, Microsoft is pushing ahead with its wearable equipment program and is expected to launch its own smart watch device, which can measure heart rate and other human health data, and be able to sync with iphone, Android and Windows phones as early as this summer, citing people familiar with the story. At present, many of the rumored protagonists in the wearable equipment market have been dominated by Samsung and Apple, and Microsoft's involvement is surprising, but Microsoft is really coming. It is reported that Microsoft's wearable smart device was created by an optical engineering expert at its Xbox Kinect department, with battery-powered batteries lasting up to two days, similar to Samsung's Gear Fit. The date of the Microsoft Smart watch is unclear, but sources say Microsoft will release the product as early as this summer. The point is that it appears that Microsoft's smart watch is not only paired with Windows Phone handsets, but will also support the iphone and Android smartphones. The Cross-platform smart watch will be another bold move by Microsoft following the launch of its ipad version of Office in April this year. Satya Nadella, Microsoft's new CEO, Satia Nadra that Microsoft must create products on rival platforms, not just its own windows. At a meeting earlier this week, Nadra vowed that Microsoft's software and services must support all devices, and for Microsoft IT is time to build the next big event. It is said that Microsoft's smart device is similar to Samsung's Gear fit and employs a full-color touch screen that is about half a piece of chewing gum and is worn on the inside of the wrist. Unconventional wear positions seem to be more convenient for reading notices and more intimate. A Microsoft spokeswoman declined to comment.