A 335 Doller "Watchphone" That runs full android Jelly Bean & Makes you look like you're on Life Sup - Polidicks

[QUOTE=Maurice;43514978]It's called a Pebble (minus the OLED screen) [img]http://cdn.arstechnica.net/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/Pebble.png[/img] Though it's more of an extension of your phone.[/QUOTE] I have a pebble and it's great, it also makes changing songs in the car safe!

*Ring ring, My Wristphone is calling. Looks like the future of telephones is here. But the question is, if that thing have camera, it would be very awkward to take a photo with it. I predict by the beginning of 2020, wristphone would be a common sight

[QUOTE=TheTalon;43519492]My phone makes phone calls, and making phone calls is the last thing I would do on it[/QUOTE] The long-term intention is most likely for replacing your phone.

[QUOTE=Zeb Brown;43519695]I have a pebble and it's great, it also makes changing songs in the car safe![/QUOTE] Wish I had a pebble, sucks that they can ship to any place in the world except for germany. For fucks sake germany has a huge amount of people who want an pebble yet they can't allow it?

I've got the Sony Smart Watch 2 for my Galaxy Note 2. I really like it; I won't lie, at first I a lot of my friends sort of teased me about it since they thought it was the most useless gadget I could by. They've changed their mind though after seeing it in action and how useful it is--especially when you're driving. I've never been one to use my phone while driving; however, I still like knowing what people are saying to me. My SW2 was the perfect solution to reading my messages while I'm busy with other things such as driving.

[QUOTE=Bredirish123;43520777] My SW2 was the perfect solution to reading my messages while I'm busy with other things such as driving.[/QUOTE] I hope this doesn't take off. We don't need retards reading messages while driving.

[QUOTE=ThePfeiffenator;43516081]Check out the Omate Truesmart, it is like this but way better. [img]http://www.blogcdn.com/www.engadget.com/media/2013/09/truesmartmore01.jpg[/img] [url]http://reviews.cnet.com/watches-and-wrist-devices/omate-truesmart/4505-3512_7-35833130.html[/url][/QUOTE] Holy fuck for some reason I REALLY want that watch!

[video=youtube;FjCBuI9nPv4]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FjCBuI9nPv4[/video] step it up neptune

I don't get it, what's the real benefit of having both this smartwatch and a smartphone? I don't understand it, they both do the exact same thing. I think these things are kind of stupid, I'd rather have a nice looking wrist watch.

[QUOTE=brianosaur;43522745]I don't get it, what's the real benefit of having both this smartwatch and a smartphone? I don't understand it, they both do the exact same thing. I think these things are kind of stupid, I'd rather have a nice looking wrist watch.[/QUOTE] As said a few times now, the goal of smartwatches is to replace your smartphone. Or at-least the "smart" part of smartphone, so you have a dumbphone with insane battery life and a smartwatch charged once in a while.

I know a girl who has a phone case like this. She never uses it, ever.

[QUOTE=itisjuly;43521083]I hope this doesn't take off. We don't need retards reading messages while driving.[/QUOTE] You don't think anyone does that now? It's a lot safer to glance down at your wrist for a second than it is to fumble for your phone, then unlock said phone and read the message.

[QUOTE=Bredirish123;43532882]You don't think anyone does that now? It's a lot safer to glance down at your wrist for a second than it is to fumble for your phone, then unlock said phone and read the message.[/QUOTE] You shouldn't be doing neither.

[IMG]http://www5.pcmag.com/media/images/233917-apple-ipod-nano-6th-gen.jpg[/IMG] I got one of these for the soul purpose of it being a watch. it was amazing. you set it up to show the clock on startup and it worked fantastically. All you needed was a felt or whatever you had watch band that was solid. Affix to your wrist, clip on the ipod, bam. Music player, watch, radio. SMOOTH.