Remember the days when we wanted a Ben 10 watch for our birthdays? The time when we used to cry because we spoiled it by accidentallly placing the watch in water? Those are days that shall be cherished forever. Ok. Hope you are not teary. Now with that nostalgic memory out of the way Sony has decided to come out with yet another android smartwatch called the Smartwatch 2. For more information read on.
When Xperia Z ULtra was announced, there was a watch that was not given much of the limelight. No, Sony Smartwatch 2 is not frowning. Its actually smiling because its beaming with new hardware and software improvements since the last years debut of Sony's Smartwatch. Lets do a recap of the features the first Smartwatch by Sony
- Watchband and Clip-on strap
- Bluetooth 3.0
- Music Playback and Contol
- Read SMS, Email, Calendar Reminders on display
- Facebook and Twitter integrated
- Battery Efficiency - Low Usage Lasts upto 1 week, Medium Usage Lasts upto 3-4 days, Heavy Usage dries out in a day.
- Can take calls and mute phonecalls.
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Smartwatch 2 looks much more sleek and premium than ever before. Now the key features of this generation Smartwatch 2 are
- larger display with higher resolution i.e 220 x 176 where as the previous gen used a 176 x 176 resoluton.
- Uses Micro USB 2.0 to charge unlike the Smartwatch which used proprietary cable.
- Water Resistant with IP57 certification.
- More apps will be available for the watch from the Google Playstore.
- Can control phone's music player, camera and recieve alerts.
- Battery usage increased to 3 to 4 days with heavy usage.
- Priced cheaper than Samsung Galaxy Wear i.e available for Rs. 14999 online as compared to Galaxy Wear's Rs. 23000 pricetag.
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Author : Nadeem Ansari
Designation: Senior Editor
Bio: A gadget freak who can't make a day without his tiny little toys and is constantly trying to keep himself up to date with the latest events in tech history. Loves to read and write articles.
Bio: A gadget freak who can't make a day without his tiny little toys and is constantly trying to keep himself up to date with the latest events in tech history. Loves to read and write articles.
