2014 New Fashion Men/women Bluetooth Touch Screen Smart Watch Wrist Wrap Watch Phone for IOS Apple Iphone 4s/5/5c/5s/6 Android Samsung S2/s3/s4/s5/note 2/note 3 Blackberry Nexus HTC Huawei Compare to U8 Watch (Touch Screen Black)

2014 New Fashion Men/women Bluetooth Touch Screen Smart Watch Wrist Wrap Watch Phone for IOS Apple Iphone 4s/5/5c/5s/6 Android Samsung S2/s3/s4/s5/note 2/note 3 Blackberry Nexus HTC Huawei Compare to U8 Watch (Touch Screen Black)

• 1,Touch Screen Bluetooth Watch,Connect two Bluetooth devices simultaneously;
• 2,Material: Steel + Silicon;
• 3,Handfree Speaker Phone,Synchronize Phone Book,Message On Watch,Calls vibration;
• 4,Time,Alarm Clock,Anti-loss;
• 5,Music Player,Calorie Pedometer,NFC.

Specification:
1,Bluetooth Version:V3.0+EDR
2,Frequency:2.4GHZ;
3,Operation Distance: up to 10m
4,Support: iPhone,brand Android phone,Bluetooth Phone;
5,Charging time:about 2 hours;Talking time:about 6 hours;Standby time:about one week;
6,Battery type:Lithium battery.
Function Description:
1 Capacitive screen smart Bluetooth Watch;
2 When the Bluetooth connection, you can dial a phone number anywhere on the watch; Android or Apple systems can

Nexus 7 Trade-Ins Suggest Lots Of Upgraders To New Model, Little To No Interest From The iPad Crowd

The new Google Nexus 7 is a big improvement over the original with a bunch of additions like LTE and a super high-resolution display - the best in tablets, in fact. And that's driving a lot of first generation device owners to trade in their old Nexus 7, according to gadget buy-back site Gazelle. There was a 333 percent spike in the number of Nexus 7 tablets traded in compared to the same day last week, for example.

Between Tuesday and Wednesday, that spike was even higher - a 442 percent jump in Nexus 7 tablets happened between the day before Google's official unveiling of the new model, and the day of. The Nexus 7 trade-in activity spiked so high that it made up nearly a quarter of all trade-ins for non-iPad tablets since the site began accepting them earlier this year.

Wednesday, the day Google made its announcement, was also the biggest Nexus 7 trade-in day at Gazelle to date, beating the next biggest day by 380 percent. That previous record was set when the new Nexus 7 leaked on July 17, which clearly prompted early adopters to take advantage of a small head start ahead of the big reveal.

The news means that Google Nexus 7 owners are probably happy with their devices and eager to grab new ones, by trading in their last-gen devices to fund their purchases, but there's another stat that tells another side of the story: Gazelle saw no appreciable increase in iPad trade-ins on the new Nexus 7 launch day. That means Google probably isn't luring iPad owners away from the iOS fold.

It's probably not surprising to longtime tablet space watchers that the new Nexus 7, with all its apparent merit, isn't an iPad killer. The Apple camp seems happy where they are, but the tablet market has plenty of room to grow; we'll see if Google can expand outward, or if it's mostly eating its own Nexus tail with this new model.

This Week On The TC Gadgets Podcast: Nexus 7, Cheap iPhone 4s, And Chromecast

Does the high-res Nexus 7 beat out the iPad mini? Why has Apple's average selling price gone down? Is Google's new Chromecast dongle an Apple TV/Airplay killer?

We discuss all this and more on this week's TechCrunch Gadgets Podcast. The show features John Biggs, Matt Burns, Jordan Crook, Chris Velazco, Darrell Etherington, and Romain Dillet. Packed house, I know.

So sit back, relax, and listen to us make fun of each other while discussing this week's developments in gadgetry.

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Gillmor Gang: Christmas in July

The Gillmor Gang - Robert Scoble, Kevin Marks, Keith Teare, and Steve Gillmor - celebrate Google's gift to StreamTV. ChromeCast is cheap, small, simple, and extensible, just in time to kickoff the run up to Apple's big move to the Big Screen. It's a win-win for everybody involved, except maybe Microsoft and its XBox offering. Suddenly 3 screens and the cloud has shrunk to 2, or maybe 1.

It's no cakewalk for Google, who must navigate and resolve desktop and mobile OSes and native hardware only seen briefly held to the ear of Eric Schmidt. But Chromecast altering the landscape, making the new Nexus 7 into a peripheral controller for the TV rather than the other way around, will shake up Hollywood's world view just as Netflix is reprogramming our kids' attention from channels to apps.

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Produced and directed by Tina Chase Gillmor @tinagillmor

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Google Nexus 4 Wireless Charging Orb Now On Sale For $59.99 From Google Play, Ships In Less Than One Week

Google’s Nexus 4 wireless charger has been a creature only of legend up until today, even though the phone itself shipped months ago, late in 2012. Now, though, American buyers can get their orb orders in for $59.99 for the Qi-based inductive charger for Google’s latest Android reference smartphone.

Estimated shipping for the Nexus 4 Wireless Charger, as it is so blandly named, is listed as being at under one week as of this writing. The charger takes around four hours to charge the Nexus 4 from empty to full and ships with a micro USB cable, and a plug designed for use in North America (we suspect other regions will see different plugs). It weighs 130 grams and props up the Nexus 4 at an angle to provide easy viewing.

The Nexus 4 has a dock mode when used with the Wireless Charging Orb, which displays photos, Currents articles and other info, including the battery charge level. Judging by how quickly Google has been selling out of Nexus phones, there’s no telling how long these will last, so get your orders in if you’ve been waiting.