Dick Tracy would be so Jealous
This is the Motorola MOTOACTV in the digital watch mode. It has a touch screen that allows you to change it into several other modes
Here it is an mp3 player sending great audio via Bluetooth to a headset that is also paired with a smartphone so you can listen to a podcast but switch to a phone call with a tap. Check out which podcast is playing at the moment.
It has GPS and data on many golf courses so it gives you the distance to hazards as well as the front back and middle of the green and it keep score and suggests the right club to use.
It also a fitness computer with GPS and accelerometers so it can keep track of your movements during exercise and compute distance and calories burned. It can also communicate with a chest strap and a cadence pickup on your bicycle.
The companion Bluetooth headset works with the watch and your phone
and can switch from playing music or podcasts to answering the phone in a flash. The unit has WiFi and USB connectivity to transfer content and data to a smart phone app and a Desktop web site
The applications record your workouts, golf scores, personal profile fitness goals and weigh ins. When you finish a workout the unit syncs and the data can be analyzed on your phone or desktop computer.
Suz loves it for golf but thinks the whole thing is a bit geeky and complicated. I have to agree that anything this comprehensive does have an associated learning curve. I am still on the steep part of that curve but having a ball with this device. I have not yet found a way to download my audiobooks to the device and it does need to be charged after about eight hours of use but the capabilities are worth it to me.
Get yours at this link.