Name: Sida – E-Reader Page
Rating: 5 (1 reviews)
Author: Glean

Sida reads like the page of an e-ink reader. In the middle, set in Literata in centred lines, the time is written out as a sentence: "It is eight minutes past ten in the morning." "It is a quarter to noon." "It is midnight." The lines are wrapped to the round screen, every minute of the day.

Around the page, the reader's own furniture. At the top, battery and alerts, then the date as the running head, in your watch's own language. At the foot, two readings, steps and heart rate to start, or any of fifteen sources; under them a hairline progress bar with chapter marks that fills with your step goal (or floors, intensity minutes, Body Battery, battery or stress); and a last line that reads as the page of the year, "Page 276 of 365", or the time in figures, or the minutes left in the hour.

Five pages: Paper, Warm light (an amber tint, as a reader's front light at night), Sepia, Slate and Dark. A memory-in-pixel screen is already reflective, as e-ink is. The always-on mode keeps the sentence, dim, on black. The sentence is in English.

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