TURN YOUR FINGERS INTO A PHONE WITH SGNL

ETA FEB ‘17

Round the clock battery? The Sgnl’s charge will last a full week on standby, but will last only four hours of talk time so may not be the best option for people that enjoy really long conversations Fingertip communication The circular pad on the inside of the Sngl is the Body Conduction Unit, which generates a gentle vibration that will pass through your hand and into your ear when you hold your finger against your head Track your fitness The Sgnl isn’t just sitting on your wrist doing nothing when you’re not receiving calls, the wearable also has a built in accelerometer to track your steps, which can you review in a companion app Bluetooth connectivity The Sgnl doesn’t have cellular radio, so can’t receive calls on its own. Instead…

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