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Video chat on-wrist, via Glide, CMRA band in all its colors (the sides get thick), The band also has its own shutter button for photos, CMRA promises real-time video chat via the Apple Watch Glide app, plus instant on-watch sharing of photos and videos to Twitter, Facebook, Facebook Live and YouTube, The band syncs content to the iPhone when the Apple Watch is paired, The CMRA band comes in four colors, and has a rubberized design that looks like a thicker version of Apple's elastomer sport band, It doesn't ship until spring 2017, but the early-order price is $149 instead of $249 later on, The band also comes with a charging dock but you'll need to mujjo genuine leather iphone xs max wallet case - olive supply your own Apple Watch charge cable..

I haven't tried one out yet, but it certainly sounds promising. CMRA requires WatchOS 3 and iOS 10 to work. If you ever drooled over the detective's two-way wrist radio, this is the Apple Watch accessory for you. Shipping early next year, the band promises stills, videos and instant chat via two cameras. The Apple Watch does a lot of things, but it didn't have a camera. Now it does, thanks to a new band. Are you ready to start taking wrist-snaps?. Glide, makers of a video chat app for iPhone, just launched CMRA, a new Apple Watch band that has dual cameras built in. Much like Samsung's long-departed Gear watches with cameras onboard, the CMRA will let you take photos and even videos on the fly. The band has an 8MP outer camera and a 2MP selfie cam, along with 8GB of in-band storage for photos and video clips.

The difference in this headset: eye-tracking, The headset runs on Windows 8.1 PCs with Nvidia GeForce GTX 970 / AMD Radeon R9 290 graphics or greater, For the first week, the headset is $549, Then it goes up 50 bucks to $599, But your headset won't arrive until next year, so be patient, Meanwhile, those who backed Fove via Kickstarter will get theirs by "end of 2016."The Fove 0 specs otherwise sound much like those of other top-end headsets: 2560x1440 resolution split between two eyes, and a 90- to mujjo genuine leather iphone xs max wallet case - olive 100-degree field of view, plus a 120 frames per second infrared eye-tracking system, Fove does positional tracking, like the Oculus Rift and HTC Vive, But it's unclear what apps or games will work with Fove 0, Via Valve OVR, at least 250 Steam VR games will work with the Fove 0 headset, according to Fove, but it's unclear whether any of those will make use of the Fove 0's unique eye tracking, The headset will also ship with a few optimized demo apps, One launch game built for Fove is Project Falcon, developed by Rewind..

CNET got a peek at Fove a while ago (see the video below, from early 2015), but we haven't seen the recent hardware. Stay tuned for our impressions. But eye-tracking should be an innovation that creeps into other VR hardware soon. Eyefluence, another eye-tracking technology company, was recently acquired by Google. Oculus has announced plans for eye-tracking, too. The company's Kickstarter backers get it this year. The rest of you will have to wait till 2017. Eye-tracking might be the next great wave in virtual reality tech. If you're dead-set on being an early adopter, intriguing startup Fove has finally made their worlds-first eye-tracking headset, the Fove 0, available for preorders starting today.