SmartBand helps you keep track of everything in your daily life, including your sleep and your calories burned. This wristband from Sony comes with the Lifelog Android application that records how you interact with your world. It logs your calls, pictures, social activities, workouts, entertainment, and more. Stylish, discreet, and waterproof, SmartBand lets you see your life as you live it, according to Sony.
Log Your Life with Sony’s SmartBand, a Fitness and Lifestyle Wristband
By Sarah Matheson
Sarah Matheson
Sarah Matheson covers the business of luxury for Epoch Times. Sarah has worked for media organizations in New Zealand, Australia, and the United States. She has a Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology, and graduated with merit from the Aoraki Polytechnic School of Journalism in 2005. Sarah is almost fluent in Mandarin Chinese. Originally from New Zealand, she now lives next to the Highline in Manhattan's most up-and-coming neighborhood, West Chelsea.
January 10, 2014Updated: July 18, 2015
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