Mikael Henriksson, Head of creation and offering planning at Sony Ericsson Extras, said: “It is our ambition to be THE Communication Entertainment brand and this includes being the most open mobile phone brand on the market. Attached in a watch strap, on a keychain or clipped to a laptop, the micro display allows the user to incorporate the product into their lifestyle and always stay connected. Whether on the go, in a meeting or out for dinner, the convenient Sony Ericsson LiveView™ can be clipped anywhere. The product also serves as a calendar reminder, displaying calendar events and other phone applications. The Sony Ericsson LiveView™ allows the user to control the Sony Ericsson music features of the handset from the micro display, selecting tracks and controlling volume. Read text messages, see incoming calls and keep up to date with the latest news on Facebook™ and Twitter™. The Sony Ericsson LiveView™ uses Bluetooth™ connectivity to wirelessly pair up to a compatible handset and allows consumers to control the phone without taking it out of their pocket or handbag. The Sony Ericsson LiveView™ is part of the Sony Ericsson Extras portfolio – a division which offers a total product experience and enhanced mobile possibilities.
SONY ERICSSON LIVEVIEW MICRO DISPLAY ANDROID
This innovative accessory is another step in Sony Ericsson’s commitment to help consumers get the very best mobile phone experience through the open Android platform. London, September 28th 2010 – Today sees the announcement of the Sony Ericsson LiveView™. It is just an audio player that needs to connect to a computer to download music. The iPod nano has no wireless capability. It seems like a good fit as a watch but also could be a steering wheel controller in a car.Developers can build support for this device into their Apps.This would be great to pair with other Android devices like GoogleTV (which Sony is also making).
SONY ERICSSON LIVEVIEW MICRO DISPLAY BLUETOOTH
Paired with a bluetooth headset, you can leave your phone twenty feet away and control your music and phone.Instead of having an additional device and an additional playlist to sync, you just use your phone’s.It is smaller than an iPod nano at 1,3”colour OLED display, 128×128 pixels and comes with a watch band mount.Ī few notes on why this is awesome and why it is what the Apple (AAPL) iPod nano should have been.
They’ve even put a ‘Find my Phone’ feature that helps locate your missing Android device.
You can then control your phone’s music, see Twitter, RSS and Facebook updates and see incoming calls with the small device. Called the LiveView™ micro display, the watch face has a Bluetooth connection that connects to an Android phone (or Android powered GoogleTV?). Sony (SNE) Ericsson might be a f ew generations behind in their Android OS rollout, but their hardware team is right on the mark here.
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