E Ink Smart Watch Novels & Stories

Amber POV Pamela and her stepsister were engaged in a silent standoff. Neither of them spoke. Neither of them looked away. Marta wore the confident smile of someone who believed she had already won. Pamela simply stared back, calm and unreadable. I was about to break the silence when my phone rang. No. Not just any ringtone. A very specific tone echoed through the restaurant. My heart stopped. Alex's emergency signal. Every one of the children wore a smartwatch that I had personally modified. I had designed them to look like ordinary smartwatches, but hidden beneath the interface was an encrypted emergency system connected directly to my phone.

“I’ll agree for the child’s sake. But I’m not staying locked up anywhere. I still want my freedom.” Uncle Lang nodded, looking relieved. He reached into his bag and pulled out a small medical monitor device. “Good. This is for you. Use it daily to monitor your body changes, heart rate, temperature, hormone levels, and any unusual symptoms. It will send the data directly to our team so we can stay updated about your condition and prepare accordingly.” I took the device hesitantly, turning it over in my hands. It was lightweight and looked like a smartwatch mixed with a medical gadget.

******* “Why did you bring me out here?” Junior asked looking around and seeing nothing but trees, bushes and an empty road. “I was able to get in, though it wasn’t easy. The device in Amanda’s watch is military grade and as I am speaking to you the police are tracking her every move and listening to every conversation she’s having with anyone. It is even reading her pulse, see.” Nelson showed Junior the readings on the side of his laptop screen “This means her pulse is stable. The moment there is change in the readings, it will send a distress code and the police will not be too far. So, you need to be careful about what you say around her, which of course you already know.” He informed in

he hesitated, “it means something shifted.” Dante straightened. “Tonight.” “Yes,” Whisper said. “Tonight we find out why.” Dante checked the clock again. 9:12 p.m. “Are you prepared?” Whisper asked. Dante didn’t answer immediately. “Yes,” “Which is why you’ll wear the watch.” Dante glanced down at his wrist. “Embedded mic,” Whisper explained. “Bone-conduction receiver. No wires. No signals they can easily detect. If they scan you, it looks like a regular luxury piece.”

They were also able to input, in it, a freeware; all thanks to the all, helpful Smart Watch strapped around Andy's wrist. The Smart Watch was even more complex in update than Andy had earlier guessed. It could maintain a conversation for as long as required to, with up-to-date information on just about any subject. As dawn crawled in, Andy and Einstein returned to the main house all tired and worked out, yet filled with satisfaction. And just when they dropped to their seats on a two-seater, hunger pangs struck in — something that should have come in much earlier.

The display screen on the bangle immediately emitted a faint blue light. A map appeared on it, with a small red dot marking the location of The Lochan, where Jade was. "This is…" Jade was shocked. How could she not know what this was? It was a smart wristband. It could make calls, video chat, and even track a person's location. The emergence of smart devices was more than ten years ahead of its time. Jade looked at Caelan in astonishment. "Did you develop this?" He had been working on smart devices recently, even showing Jade an app he had developed. She didn't expect results so soon.

"Here, this is a special bracelet. It has a tracking device on it. So when one wears it, the giver can always find their location." Abby cooed at it. She loved bracelets. "Here, let me find you guys something I could use to always reach out to you with." Edwin searched through and found a wristwatch. It had a mobile communication option. They could communicate without any SIM card. So long as the other party also had the smartwatch. After giving them one each, he brought them out of the store.

"I want to give this medicine to my sick mother, but while I was out buying her medication, military officers noticed me and I ended up here. My vacation ends today, so I'm returning to camp; I'm not sure when I'll be able to see her again." The young man cried as he said those words. "Hey, don't cry... I'll assist you. "Could you get me the address?" She said softly, patting his shoulder. "Of course..." That man activated his smartwatch, which was embedded in his wrist armour. A blue light flashed from his watch, revealing the map's structure. "Copy this map into your watch system; this is the map to my house." "Wow, that's some amazing technology!" She exclaimed with delight.

Because I still have that watch and it very much works. My dad bought all of us a watch few years back, and it was connected to our phones and his cell. "But I have not use it in a while, so I am not sure" I say, while making my way up the stairs. "Just turn it on, Raina" I quickly open my watch drawer and took out the pink smartwatch. I pushed the small round button for a moment and finally a red light blinked on the upper side. Thank you, god it worked.

He shook his head, the smile lingering, “Leonard is looking for you." As the last word of his thought floats through the air, the pager-like system on my watch sounds again. Glancing down, I turn the volume off and feel the device vibrate with the notification. All members of the agency are provided with this watch, allowing the administrative team to reach us wherever we are, missions are an exception. Carrying the basic features of any smartwatch, it allows us to monitor our health, records our achievements as an agent, as well as working as a tracking device, and being able to self-destruct when in the hands of enemies.