World's first full-featured Smartwatch ushers in new era of wearable tech

While several high profile companies like Google and Apple have signaled their intention to produce smartwatches, Shanghai-based GEAK Watch is the first to market a fully-functional computerized arm piece. The WiFi-enabled watch runs Android 4.1, can download apps directly, and get over-the-air system updates. Owners can pair their watch with their smartphones with Bluetooth 4.0 and NFC and communicate between the two using voice commands or multi-touch. The device also comes with numerous sensors that can monitor sleeping patterns, blood pressure, pulse, body temperature and the number of steps one has walked a day. The GEAK will cost $330 and be available starting next month.