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To get on a plane, just show your watch

30.04.2014

Samsung made a deal with the Spanish airline Iberia a few days ago. Of course, the essence of the deal lies in the use of Samsung devices by the air carrier. More precisely, in this case we are talking about the use of Gear 2 smart watches by Iberia passengers.

A dedicated app for the new Samsung watches will allow customers to present their e-tickets using these devices. Previously, passengers had the opportunity to use a smartphone for these purposes.

Of course, even regular Iberia customers will not rush to buy Gear 2 just for this task. But at least it's a good indicator of how you can still use such wearable electronics.

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