Meet the Sony SmartWatch, it comes with a 1.3-inch OLED touchscreen, Bluetooth 3.0 and four days of battery life and can connect with your Android phone to read texts and emails, receive Facebook and Twitter updates, make and answer calls, control music playback and run apps that are compatible with its tiny screen.
Me, I’ll avoid the chore of having another gadget to charge, and stick to my humble solar-powered G-Shock… for now at least. If it could do a little more and stay on for a little longer, I might be persuaded to reconsider.
icreati: Hi-Tech News.
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