The first smartring has an LED display, informs time, and calls allows

Forget smartwatches—smartrings are the new thing now. An Indiegogo campaign  for a product called the "Smarty Ring" has hit its financing goal. Smarty Band is a 13mm-wide stainless-steel ring with an LED screen, Wi-fi bluetooth 4.0, and an associated with smart phone app. The ring sets with a smart phone and functions as a distant device and notice recipient.

The ring can display time, agree to or decline calling, management music, induce the smartphones camera, and start speed-dial calling. It will also aware the person wearing them with light-up symbols for text messages, e-mails, Facebook, Twitter, Google Hangouts, and Skype. It facilitates double timezones and comes with a countdown clock, a stop-watch, and an aware. It can work as a tracking system for your phone, too—if your smart phone is more than 30 feet away from the ring, Smarty Band will induce an aware.

The ring facilitates Android system and iOS—as long as your device has Wi-fi bluetooth 4.0, it should be suitable. The makers are appealing 24 duration of battery power from the tremendous 22 mAh battery power, and asking for happens via a radio introduction pad.

While there are removed down editions available for less expensive, a fully capable edition is currently available for $175, though the list price will be $100 more. Right now the Smarty Band is only a idea, but the makers are estimating a distribution date of Apr 2014. There's still a few time left in the strategy, so if you're interested in getting a piece of the future, the jewelry are still for sale.