Do you mean that you want your sim card to live in your wristwatch, and then your phone/tablet/laptop to access the wider world via your wristwatch using wifi/bluetooth/whatever?
My uninformed opinion is that I'd worry about battery life (both because you've got to run two receivers/transmitters, and because you've got less space to fit it in).
First off, thanks for commenting! The (wild guess) idea is that a large sector of the market do most of their phone/tablet browsing at home, at the office, but not when they're away. Then most people may take pictures, videos, etc. (I guess this could hurt geotagging), but I claim that tethering would remain off most of the time.
Come to think about it, with the low-end SIM cards available today a second SIM card would make sense and eliminate the need for tethering altogether.
A good start in my wish list would be greater (and prettier!) competition to VEGA.
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Do you mean that you want your sim card to live in your wristwatch, and then your phone/tablet/laptop to access the wider world via your wristwatch using wifi/bluetooth/whatever?
My uninformed opinion is that I'd worry about battery life (both because you've got to run two receivers/transmitters, and because you've got less space to fit it in).
First off, thanks for commenting! The (wild guess) idea is that a large sector of the market do most of their phone/tablet browsing at home, at the office, but not when they're away. Then most people may take pictures, videos, etc. (I guess this could hurt geotagging), but I claim that tethering would remain off most of the time.
Come to think about it, with the low-end SIM cards available today a second SIM card would make sense and eliminate the need for tethering altogether.
A good start in my wish list would be greater (and prettier!) competition to VEGA.