Sony Ericsson SmartWatch For Android Phones

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Android Sony Ericsson SmartWatch For Android Phones

Product Description

The SmartWatch is a micro display accessory for communicating with your Android smartphone via Bluetooth. It keeps you discreetly updated and your hands free.

It allows you to check out Facebook, texts, and e-mail without locating your mobile device. See who's calling or escape with some tunes. The SmartWatch features a scratch and splash-proof multi-touch display. The black watchband is included, but a variety of colors are available to customize your look.

Features:

Communicate wireless with your Android via Bluetooth 3.0
Easy to use, ultra-responsive touch display
Utilize apps from Google Play
Read SMS, email, and calendar reminders
Splash proof / Sweat resistant

To use the SmartWatch with your Android device you will need to install LiveWare manager application from Android Market.

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androidcentral Expert Review

Sony SmartWatch review

Reviewed by Simon Sage

The Sony SmartWatch is a small clip-on device that connects to your phone over Bluetooth and provides quick access to a variety of notifications, including incoming calls, Facebook messages, upcoming calendar items, and lots more. Some of the more interactive apps include a music handler, a remote phone ringer, and a Google Maps app . Once you’ve installed the Smart Connect app on your device, other Smartwatch compatible apps can be installed and pushed out to the accessory. The selection of quality SmartWatch apps are slim, but there aren’t a lot of alternatives for wearable smartphone accessories out there.

At the end of the day, I’m still not particularly interested in wearing a watch again. Sure, there’s a certain novelty value in being able to flip through e-mails on your watch, and it’s likely to impress at least a few people (even if they’re just tech geeks like you), but unless there’s a need to consistently keep both hands free while still getting at-a-glance information (if you drive all day or run a lot), then the SmartWatch isn’t going to get too much serious use.

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