Dear MEL Topic Readers,
Am I addicted to my smartwatch?
If you wear a smartwatch, how much are you relying on it? Smartwatches
act as mini-computers, including convenient features, such as calls, texts,
apps, music control, and even contactless payments, just like your smartphone
does. Smartwatches can also track real-time health and fitness conditions of the
wearers 24/7, including blood pressure, heart rate, oxygen level, glucose
level, and sleep patterns. They monitor blood flow with green LED lights to measure
heart functions and also detect changes in electrical current to estimate stress
levels. While these indicators might warn you of some physical irregularities,
do they also improve your mental well-being? Smartphones have replaced cameras,
and now smartwatches are taking some share from wristwatches. Functions seem to
have become fashions nowadays. But don’t you get a little too nervous if you
constantly monitor your heart conditions and sleep quality?
Read the article and learn what smartwatches do to their wearers.
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