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Sony’s Android powered mobile age SmartWatch

25 Apr, 2012

The invention combines Android with with the sci-fi fantasies of a 1940s radio serial.

The SmartWatch allows you to get quick and efficient updates from your Android smartphone, all right on your wrist or clipped to your shirt.

Whether checking text messages, Facebook and Twitter updates, and controlling your music: you can do all this with the SmartWatch.

Only eight millimeters thick, Sony’s watch is dust- and splash-resistant because of its aluminum casing.

It comes with a black rubber strap – because, really, black is the new black – and an included adaptor to incorporate your own favorite wrist band.

Sony is also covering rubber bands in five other flavors: pink, mint, gray, white and blue.

Being an Android accessory it can be used also HTC Desire, Motorola Droid RAZR, Samsung Galaxy SII and LG Optimus One too.

Typical battery time is about three or four days but, with Bluetooth disabled the watch can be on standby for up to two weeks without a charge.

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