12 Unique Apple Watch Bands We Want on Our Wrists


1. Galaxy print

Apple is obsessed with space. The keynote event on Sept. 9 was specially coordinated to occur on the same day as a full moon, to fully demonstrate the watch's "Astronomy" face, which lets you set the moon or solar system as your background. A galactic wristband would be the perfect touch.

2. Reversible

Since one of the Apple Watch's main functions is fitness tracking, how great would it be to have a reversible band? Apple created a custom, high-performance fluoroelastomer band for sporty folks, but what if you also need to wear the watch on fancy occasions? A reversible band with leather on one side, fluoroelastomer on the other would be incredibly versatile
3. High art collaborations

Some of the most lustworthy accessories have been custom designed by an artist. Imagine how the band would look if Apple gave someone like Jeff Koons, KAWS, Yayoi Kusama or Kehinde Wiley free reign to simply create.
We'd also settle for high art inspired bands. The gorgeous colors of Van Gogh's Starry Night, Andy Warhol's Flowers or Piet Mondrian's many Compositions would be great for a start.

4. Transparent

A crisp, clear band would be the perfect chameleon. You could wear the watch with any outfit and not stress about matching.
5. Scratch-and-sniff

You can tap it, slide it and click it -- but what if you could smell it? Naturally, it would be apple-flavored (though we'd also appreciate a spectrum of flavors). How delicious.

6. Branded bands

Nike, Supreme, Opening Ceremony -- it's only a matter of time before companies like this customize their own special-edition bands and kick-drop logos all over everything.

7. Slap bracelet

The kid in you wants to bring slap bracelets back. Stop denying it. Get a snap watch.

8. Glow-in-the-dark

Classy adult by day, five-year-old kid by night. A glow-in-the-dark band would be a kitschy creature comfort, a secret only you and your watch know about.

9. Tie-dye

Maybe you feel like you've given in to the man by buying such high-tech gear. Pay homage to Steve Jobs' hippie roots by adding some dip-dyed flair to your watch.

10. Mickey and Minnie Mouse print

During the Apple keynote, a watch with a Mickey Mouse background was prominently displayed on the big screen. Also, Apple Pay will be available to use at Disney World. Furthering the connection, Disney is the parent company of Pixar, the animation studio co-founded by Steve Jobs. The final touch? A Disney-themed wristband that solidifies the Disney-Apple bro love.


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Top Technology which will Dominate 2015:

After CES 2015 has passed, and 2014 which saw a lot in the way of technological innovations, it’s interesting to see what the next year has to offer. Whether you’re a techy or not, there’s no doubt that you’ll most likely want one of these inventions in 2015, and it could change how you live your life and consume your media. 

5) LG 77 Inch 4K OLED Flexible TV:

This is pretty much the ultimate screen for home entertainment. Unveiled at CES 2015, the new range of televisions from LG have this piece of eye candy at the high end. The new OLED screens promise to pack a new form of punch entirely, eclipsing plasma, LCD, and LED. 4K content is also on its way, making the number of pixels on a 1080p set look puny by comparison. Plus this TV is flexible. As in, you can bend it and stuff. Mental.

4) Sony Walkman ZX2:

Maybe Sony are relying on their Walkman brand a little bit too much with this, but it is quite the device. Have you ever thought your MP3 files just don’t sound good enough? Maybe not, but until you’ve experienced your favourite tracks in FLAC, or wav format on a High Definition Audio device and headset, you haven’t really heard your favourite song. 

What’s High Definition Audio? Imagine the 1080p Full HD that revolutionised TV and movies; but this time, it’s for audio. And this is what Sony’s new Walkman promises. Although there are a number of cheaper devices from Sony, this promises the best sound quality known to man, runs Android, and a lot more. Can it beat out Neil Young’s new Hi-Def Pono Player? We shall just have to see how the Hi-Def audio market shapes up.

3) Oculus Rift:

The long-awaited Oculus Rift is more-than-likely going to spread like wildfire in 2015, meaning virtual reality could become more popular than ever. At the moment, devices such as Google Glass remain a product for very niche groups, but the Oculus Rift could bring it to a wider audience with a more affordable price, and Facebook’s buyout of the company showing that there are big things to come.

2) DJI Inspire One:

Despite the fact this drone costs $2900, it seems worth that price. The drone features a camera which can shoot 4K footage, with a 20mm wide-angle lens. Not something to be sniffed at when you’re trying to get perfect aerial footage. This means anyone looking to mount their own camera on a drone doesn’t have to anymore, as it all comes in one neat package, without having to fear your precious camera may plummet from above.

1) Moto 360:

Wearable tech is here to stay, and it seems the first piece of consumer gear to go widespread will be the smartwatch. The Moto 360 is touted as the best Android Wear device yet, although they are sure to develop and grow over time. Until the Apple Watch arrives, Android has the market dominated, and it seems a great time to make the leap into viewing your notifications, calls, and apps from your mobile, right on your wrist.

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