Pebble Technology: Mobile Phone Wrist Watch

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Defying scepticism and geek-stigma, mobile phone firms are determined this year to sell “We set out to create smartwatches that could contend for a spot on your wrist with a luxury mechanical watch,” said LG’s head for Britain and Ireland We have seen the future and it will be worn on your wrist. That’s a view from the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona where Chinese telecom giant Huawei launched its first smart watch which works with Android phones. It joins a crowded market just weeks They can be used to make and receive calls, play media files, play video games, run mobile apps, pay bills and carryout its smartwatch is friendlier to those with smaller wrist because the watch is a compact 42mm. The lug width of Huawei watch is Defying scepticism and geek-stigma, mobile phone firms are determined this year to sell "We set out to create smartwatches that could contend for a spot on your wrist with a luxury mechanical watch," said LG's head for Britain and Ireland, Andrew you a wristwatch wirelessly connected to your mobile phone. Numerous models have hit the market over the past year but 2015 will see an explosion, analysts say, with manufacturers making their watches and other wearable connected devices more elegant The industry is watching keenly to see whether smartwatches will be the first mobile phone-linked "wearables" to really that could contend for a spot on your wrist with a luxury mechanical watch," said LG's head for Britain and Ireland, Andrew Coughlin. .

BARCELONA, SPAIN – Defying skepticism and geek-stigma, mobile phone firms are determined this year create smartwatches that could contend for a spot on your wrist with a luxury mechanical watch,” said LG’s head for Britain and Ireland, Andrew .