While we're not sure if we'd want to take phone calls on our watch, you can do so with the TrueSmart as well; there's an embedded microphone plus a loudspeaker so you can chat with your buddies Dick Tracy style. Other features include a 1.3GHz dual-core Cortex
A7 processor, quad-band GSM support, WiFi 802.11 b/g/n, Bluetooth 4.0, GPS, a set of pre-qualified
Android apps and over-the-air firmware updates. Le Pen tells us that you can use the TrueSmart by itself or if you like, you can use it as a Bluetooth accessory with your existing phone. Even if we had our doubts over the TrueSmart, clearly many of you didn't as it earned over a million dollars in its Kickstarter campaign. It costs $249 retail for the model with 512MB of memory and 4GB on-board storage, and $299 for 1GB memory and 8GB storage.
