This is a simple phone, not a smart phone people. There are still folks out there who just want to use a phone to make calls, not watch videos and play games. That said, why doesn't someone just form-fit a phone as a bluetooth key fob that, say, could also be used for car and home keyless entry. (Or just put one in a Star Trek-like decorative communicator medallion one pins to clothing).
I've been waiting to see where this form factor would go. From the "watch" side -- deployant clasp, nice leather band, curvature to fit a wrist -- all very nice. Memory seems too low to really put much video on it, and the screen seems pretty small to watch anything (no pun intended), but maybe this is a start, more than the endpoint of the wristphone. I'd be inclined to give up a pocket-carried phone for a wristphone if the feature set, from factor, and display were to my liking. I'll be interested in seeing where things go from here.
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Transcription, perhaps.
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Well, who needs watch phones anyways...
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Missed a number before hand >:[
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I've actually noticed more people looking at their wrist from habbit, but not actually having a watch.
This could fix that lunacy.
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Er...
"...with a 1.76-inch touchscreen, Bluetooth, email support..."
RTFA much?
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...how so?
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***Dork alert level 5***
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@Jogfrog: totally!!! i wanted one of these when i was a kid...
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