In the box you get a microUSB charger, a clip and a wristband. There's no information on pricing or alternative color versions yet. The Sony Ericsson LiveView will be available in black starting Q4 of 2010. P999 instead of P3000 for Sonys smart gadget that functions as a wearable, wireless Android watch that connects to your compatible Android 2.0+ smartphone.
#Sony liveview watch update
Has anybody heard pricing and availability information for those of us in the USA Edit: This thing is a waste of money (around 100 imported from the UK) until they update the device and/or software to stay connected or get more than a few hours of battery. For example, the LiveView would be perfect for displaying instructions for walk navigation. Sony Ericsson LiveView Being a Sony product, though, I'm sure it will be way overpriced. So, developers can include support for LiveView in their apps and make it all the more useful. Up until midnight Eastern, you can grab a Sony Ericsson LiveView watch for under 20 shipped. The LiveWare Manager will keep an eye out for Sony Ericsson LiveView compatible apps. The LiveView is compatible with Android 2.0+ devices (and not just Sony Ericsson either) and here's what it can do - control the music player, read SMS, Facebook and Twitter messages, RSS feeds, calendar reminders and display time and date (duh!).īut that's just the beginning - it's customizable with apps. The LiveView can be worn on the wrist or attached with a clip That probably doesn't include keeping the screen on all the time but still. The battery should last 4 days of normal usage. The screen is touchable - it has four touch-sensitive areas.
The screen on the LiveView is an OLED unit - it's a 1.3 inches big screen with 128x128 pixels resolution. But it's much better than those first Sony Ericsson Bluetooth watches. The Sony Ericsson LiveView measures 35x35x11 mm, weighs 15 grams and comes with a clip or better yet, a wrist strap so you can wear it as a watch. It has all the advantages of a watch phone, but non of the disadvantages. But Sony Ericsson just announced LiveView - it's small, can be worn as a watch and it gives you access to the basic functions of your Android phone, while it's also highly customizable.
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