isn’t a mere accessory for viewing notifications that your phone receives. In fact, this wearable device will ensure that you don’t have to pull out your smartphone from the purse or pocket. The smartwatch has some sizzling hot features such as support for texts, email and social networks. It not only lets you read messages but also lets you type in a quick reply. The Hot Watch also brings access to a slew of smart apps such as weather, stocks, calendar and news. Fitness freaks can use its built-in pedometer, enable a timer and also control music while jogging/running. Besides, it also offers voice activated calling using your phone’s native voice recognition such as iPhone’s Siri, multiple dial faces, automatic fast contacts sync and Note that captures your handwriting on its display. This water-resistant watch also has an anti-theft function. It comes with built-in accelerometer with gyroscope to detect if a person falls and is capable of quickly sending an alert text to an emergency number of your choice.
Specs-wise, the Hot Watch features a 1.26-inch capacitive smudge-proof, anti-reflective touchscreen display, Cortex M3 processor, Bluetooth 4.0 (Bluetooth Dual Mode) for energy conservation, six-axis accelerometer and gyroscope. It lets you screen as well as answer phone calls, along with speakerphone support. One of its coolest features is holding your cupped hand up to your ear to communicate. The phone is also packed with gesture support. For instance, users have to simply move their hand towards their ear to answer an incoming call. Users can reject calls by shaking their hand and mute calls by dropping their hand away from the ear. The display has an LED backlight that turns on automatically once your hand is twisted upwards to use the watch. Some more hot gestures include waving goodbye during a conversation to end a call and knocking twice to dial your favorite number. The Curve model comes with additional built-in LED flashlight.
Specs-wise, the Hot Watch features a 1.26-inch capacitive smudge-proof, anti-reflective touchscreen display, Cortex M3 processor, Bluetooth 4.0 (Bluetooth Dual Mode) for energy conservation, six-axis accelerometer and gyroscope. It lets you screen as well as answer phone calls, along with speakerphone support. One of its coolest features is holding your cupped hand up to your ear to communicate. The phone is also packed with gesture support. For instance, users have to simply move their hand towards their ear to answer an incoming call. Users can reject calls by shaking their hand and mute calls by dropping their hand away from the ear. The display has an LED backlight that turns on automatically once your hand is twisted upwards to use the watch. Some more hot gestures include waving goodbye during a conversation to end a call and knocking twice to dial your favorite number. The Curve model comes with additional built-in LED flashlight.
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