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Two reasons to laugh at the latest watchphone
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Engadget do not seem to be impressed with a dual sim watchphone. Details here.
Will they ever catch on?
When they offer as much functionality as their price.
Since Samsung have recently released handsets with Super AMOLED screens, which offer better legibility in direct sunlight, reduced power consumption and are thinner than LCD and standard AMOLED screens, the watch phone will, eventually, be a very good way in which to make and receive calls without having to worry about the size and/or weight of your mobile phone; plus there's less likelihood of losing it.
While Super AMOLED is one way in which to increase the capabilities of the watch phone, a new battery technology will also be required in order to get any decent usage out of it. Here's hoping it happens sooner rather than later.0 -
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