The recently leaked inPulse Smartwatch accessory for the BlackBerry will in fact be released next February, according to the official portal for the device.
The inPulse Smartwatch for BlackBerry is being manufactured by Allerta and will rely on Bluetooth in order to send incoming emails, text messages and other alerts from the handset to the watch by installing a companion BlackBerry application in order to pass along information to the watch.
Specifications consist of a 1.3-inch OLED display, glass lens, full metal body, vibrating motor, microUSB port and a rechargeable battery rated for around four days of use. The watch is up for pre-order at $149 with shipping bringing the total cost to $164.
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why would someone want to send data from the handset to the watch when you have the handset. got to be the worst idea I have heard yet!
LOL, I was just thinking how cool that would be. Someone needs to invent a Windows Mobile version so I can buy it.
jake you are so lame for that , this is the best idea ever
TOP 3 reasons to have:
1.) So you don’t have to pull out your phone everytime you get an email, or text.
2.) So you can see who’s calling you without pulling out your phone when its on vibrate and you are in a meeting
3.) so you can be the first to have it.