Smarter than the average watch
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By The Week Staff | June 4, 2012
For those who have everything: Sony SmartWatch
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D
ick Tracy, watch out. The Sony SmartWatch ($150) leads a small incoming wave of wrist-worn devices sure to seduce smartphone addicts. If your phone's in your pocket, the Bluetooth-equipped watch displays text messages, caller IDs, and Twitter feeds. That's handy if you're cycling or need to check Facebook updates or baseball scores discreetly — "say, when you're sitting in a meeting." Sony's SmartWatch works with Xperia and Android phones; the rival Pebble, due in September, will sync with both Androids and iPhones. Source: The New York Times
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