ERICSSON LIVEVIEW FOR ANDROID

Although I have no doubt that some devs will come up with some pretty cool shit for this soon enough. Adding to its lineup of Extras, Sony Ericsson brings out LiveView. It does look cheap on the wrist is there a way to wear this as a lanyard? ThatвЂ™s probably the only way I would ever wear oneвЂ¦ the only reason I could see this being useful is for a music application instead of digging out my enormous x10 from my pocket, unlocking the screen, and going into the music app every time I wanted to switch songs, I could just use that handy little no offense to anyone with an x10 mini (my bf has one) but this seems like it has the exact same screen materials and resolutionвЂ“pretty pixely and not necessarily the best when compared to something like an x10.ДЄll in all this seems like a nifty little gadget but I donвЂ™t see it selling particularly well. Out of the box LiveView allows you to see Facebook and Twitter updates, SMS messages, calendar notifications, RSS feeds and missed calls, and it tells you the time.

ERICSSON LIVEVIEW FOR ANDROID

5:21 вЂњDo do do do doooooвЂќ ahah this is probably the most entertaining unboxing IвЂ™ve ever seen.ДЄnd wow, I was really expecting you to be able to вЂњswipeвЂќ across the screen in order to navigate that icon stream just being able to press the sides seems pretty odd and counter-intuitive. For Android 2 and above: Sony Ericsson's LiveView The idea is simple: LiveView connects to your phone using Bluetooth and a free Market app pushes information to it from your handset.

It could also be paired with any Android phone that was running Android. The device has a range of around 10m (32-feet) and the battery is said to be good for around four days of typical consumer usage. LOL 1:29вЂ¦ I totally do that when fighting with plastic packaging. Sony invented the Sony Ericsson Liveview Watch.

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