Innovative product i had dramatically transcended to their highest levels of perfection, usability and versatility. Ringly is a luxurious wearable tech which allows a person to know more about his or her daily business agendas without a fuss. while making yourself as a green light advocate of modern fashion.
The main idea behind its unexpected creation emanated from an urgent necessity of its co-founder, Christina Mercando after she constantly missed a call from her loved ones because her mobile device was inside her pocket After those incidents, she said.
Hmmm I wonder if I can put something in my ring that would solve this problem?”
After years of tedious research and product developments, Ringly was born. To further describe, this is an 18k gold plated accessory with a beautiful semi-precious gem like a black onyx or a pink sapphire gem design. How does it work? When somebody receives a notification, the smart accessory elicits a vibrating sound. Then, a tiny light feature on the ring’s side will shine for a few second to tell you the kind of alert that you had received. Do not ever worry about any disturbance that it would make, because it’s really not noticeable by the people around you.
The attention-getting notifications from Ringly solely depend on a wearer’s personal preferences. This luxurious piece of jewelry has five exciting colors to choose from for customizattion purposes. Likewise, it proudly features four vibration patterns alongside with a user-friendly app to flawlessly meet your prescribed criteria of what you need every single day. For example, a client is calling you four vibrations with a light are its easy to recall indicators. In addition, it has been specially- designed with an SMS, call and email alerts for your utmost convenience. As far as its apps are concerned, these include Vine, LinkedIn, Tinder Pinterest and Instagram. Interestingly, an Uber feature will let you know that your rented vehicle has arrived safely to your point of origin.
True enough, Ringly proved without a shadow of doubt that necessity is the Mother of invention.
