Cell Phone Watch

Cell phone watches operate as a fully functional, fully featured mobile devices with multiple capabilities.One potential capability is to extend or project (known as body interfacing) an interactive screen onto a body part or other surface.

                                                                                     

A cell phone watch conveniently attaches to your wrist and not in your pocket, bag or elsewhere, so these gadgets do offer some interesting possibilities. Most of these watches feature video and still camera capability.

You wouldn't miss an opportunity to record anything because all you have to do is point your arm and click.Features such as touch screen, radio, texting video/audio recorder-players, handwriting recognition, ebook readers, internet access, and call setting options make these watches competitive with phones.

The average talk time for a cell phone watch is about 2-4 hours, stand by is 120-150 hours. Most of these watches have rechargeable batteries and loads of applications.Since Samsung introduced the world's first cell phone watch in 1999, there is more financing and development being done with these future gadgets.