Chip manufacturer Qualcomm will debut its Toq smartwatch on Dec. 2, promising to sync apps and phone calls directly to your wrist.
The company wrote in a blog post that the Qualcomm Toq, priced at $349, will be sold on its website.
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The device, which Qualcomm said will be in "limited edition" and won't be a part of a full-fledged new product category for the company, comes with a reflective, low-energy Miasol screen viewable even in bright sunlight.

Unlike other smartphones popping up on the market, the display doesn't have any buttons; instead, the touchscreen activates all features. The device also displays notifications for texts and phone calls, as well as alerts from various apps.
The company said it runs for about five days before it needs a recharge, when users can charge it wirelessly by placing it on the charging base.
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Qualcomm hopes the smart watch will be a starting place for other companies; an example by which they can create their own.
Out of the box, Toq has support for standard features like music control, text messaging, weather, stocks calendar and email. Other features will be added on later.
The Toq has an always-on display. You can light up the display by tapping on the band above the screen.
The Toq will be available in both white and black.
Qualcomm incorporated notifications into its watch faces. This watch face, for instance, includes stock information as well as the time.
The charging case for the Toq wirelessly charges the watch and the stereo headset.
The battery for the Toq is on the back of the watch band in order to keep the device thin.
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