Smartwatch from SONY



SONY recently announced a new accessory for their Xperia range of phones, this accessory turned out to be a small watch like gadget that can be linked with Xperia phones acting like a secondary receiver.
               But that’s not just the thing, it looks like SONY threw  whatever they got to this watch. The watch sports a Bluetooth 3.0 support up to 10m, 1.3 inch touchscreen, facebook &twitter integration, native gps, maps, calendar, reject, mute & take calls with headset, music player, weather app, calculator & obviously a clock.
                All these apps work on android platform, you can link your android smartphone with this watch(though not all droids support this watch) SONY has displayed the list of compatible phones on their website. You have to download 3 or 4 apps on your phone from Google play store. It will take you about half an hour to connect this to your phone this might call for some patience. May be the provided manual will help you.
                Though you can read mails on this watch, it doesn’t works like a charm, it is really difficult  to read large emails on 1.3 inch screen. But you can read notifications easily. Facebook updates can be liked onscreen. Since it is impossible to type on that small screen, the watch can only be used only as receiving a device.
                 The battery performance of this watch is excellent, on normal usage the battery will last up to 1 week, moderate usage will give you 3 days & 1 day on heavy usage. The smart watch comes with exclusively made USB charger, that means you can’t use your phones regular USB charger for charging.
                 According to SONY the watch will be launched in India for about Rs.6299/-.         You can go and take hands on experience. Please don’t  buy  this phone if you don’t have an android phone, because watch will not work without connecting to an android. If you really need this watch or you are going to use this as your status symbol or you like to be connected to gadgets every time then this SONY smartwatch is worth a try & buy.

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