Sony’s SmartWatch 3 is already a solid Android Wear device, but now it’s getting a nice little upgrade. The Japanese company unveiled a new version of the SmartWatch 3 on Monday with a stainless steel design alongside with a few other announcements. Besides its new metal exterior, the SmartWatch 3 still packs the same 1.6-inch 320x 320 display, water-resistant design, and microUSB...
Sony announced on Wednesday that its SmartBand, first introduced back during CES 2014 in January, is now available for purchase in the United States. The SmartBand is composed of two components: the actual band and a secondary core, the smart part of the wearable that tracks your daily activity and stays in constant connection with your Android smartphone. The software that powers the...
Sony introduced its upcoming “Core” wearable during CES, and at Mobile World Congress we had a brief look at the company’s SmartBand — another wearable that will work with an upcoming Lifelog application. I found Lifelog to be particularly interesting because it’s not just about tracking your health: it’s about tracking everything. So, with the SmartBand on, you might be using your...
Sony confirmed its plans to jump into the fitness market today, detailing its Core activity tracker, SmartBand accessory and complimentary Lifelog Android app at Mobile World Congress. The wearable device will launch next month, though the Japanese company still hasn’t given an exact release date or announced its price. The Core fitness tracker will come with a range of colored...