If you miss a call, or receive a message, the seconds hand will point to a word on the dial showing you what needs your attention. Apart from that, the iPhone syncs its time with the watch if you want too. A search mode will also ping the handset if it’s lost.

It prices at $550 this fall.

Zero1.tv has delivered out an email to introduce its new VooMote Air wireless universal remote for the iPhone and iPad.

The VooMote Air, which is set to be shown at the upcoming IFA show in Berlin, is described as a universal remote control and integrated TV guide/social media hub. Like the company’s prior IR-based universal remotes, the VooMote Air will be powered primarily through a custom app; however, unlike prior versions which physically connected to the iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch, Air will require no such connection. The wireless protocol being used isn’t specified in the email, but given that only the third-generation iPad and iPhone 4S are listed as being compatible, it seems likely that the device is utilizing Bluetooth 4.0.

Price and availability information is still unknow yet. Let’s look forward to it.

We all know about iPhone heart monitor accessories or couple of apps. We are already disscussed about that. But today I found a most advanced device that can help you to monitor your heart rate. World’s first production-ready Bluetooth low energy heart-rate belt. Developed by world-leading wireless sports & fitness monitoring developer and manufacturer – Dayton Industrial – and based on the class-leading performance of the Nordic µBlue™ nRF8001 chip – this heart rate chest belt, which is ready to go into volume production now, will spur the development of brand new Bluetooth low energy smartphone-based health and fitness monitoring apps and motivational social media data sharing.

This prouduct will used by anyone those having a smartphone with latest version 4.0 Bluetooth. The most thing we know that if we use Bluetooth our device energy will be decreased soon. But in this device have a smart Engineering thinking and they use Bluetooth low energy as a hallmark feature. It will be able to set-up and use a wireless heart-rate (HR) belt within seconds and so spur the development of a whole new range of Bluetooth low energy-based health and fitness apps that could include new ways of collecting, interpreting, and displaying HR training data – including motivational social media-based data and progress sharing.

The nRF8001′s class-leading ULP performance and size will enable the Dayton Bluetooth low energy heart-rate belt to run for up to 1.5 years from a CR2032 coin cell under typical usage conditions (1-hour per day) while featuring an extremely slim (1.1cm-thick) and compact (3.8 x 6.5 cm) plastic sensor housing that supports a soft fabric finished belt product weighing just 46g (less than the weight of two AA batteries). So if you wearning this belt and doing your work the device can measure your heart rate and keep monitoring it without botherd you. And no need to attach any extra things to your body. Just use like a belt we use most of our everyday life.