Endless Paradigm

There's already a few around, but they're hardly mainstream yet.  It seems like they may become the next thing, with a number of tech companies investing in making them.

So, with that in mind, what sort of features would you be interested in and would you be interested in getting one?

It has to make a fitness tracking wearable redundant, have at least 48hrs battery life, support custom straps and not be too big.

The Moto 360 isn't far off, Android Wear is looking the real deal.

Anything entertaining while you wait for someone.
I can't think of anything though ;-;
pantsu clicker

spy stuff like:
voice recorder
cam recorder (i know samsung has built-in cams in their smart watches). but the screen should be black while recording.

Senseito7 Wrote: [ -> ]It has to make a fitness tracking wearable redundant, have at least 48hrs battery life, support custom straps and not be too big.

The Moto 360 isn't far off, Android Wear is looking the real deal.

I would also love a watch that does that.

the Razer Nabu looks pretty good. fashionable too

It might already have this, but I'll say it anyways.
I'd want it to have a map, but also have a "You are here!" thing on it like maps in malls have lol.

^ That should do the trick.

I'd need a 48 hour battery also, and custom bands. I want a round screen, Not curvy edges, or any spoon like smartphones are moving towards lately, I want it to look professional and fashionable. I want it to use wireless charging, so there are no open ports on the watch at all, so it can also be waterproof, and fudge plastic, go all out with stainless, or gunmetal. Basically I want the professionalism, and stylishness of a rolex style watch, but the features of a smartwatch, with the added benefit of being waterproof. And I also don't want it to heat up on my wrist at all.

i currently get 7 days out the smartwatch i use (which is Pebble)

My friend thought of an idea, files information via smart watches.
Something like Digimon did.

Already loved my first gen Sony smart watch. Only gripe was battery life.

The Moto 360 is shaping up to be everything I need though.