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Are there any "smart" watches (smart being like the Pebble, I'm watch, Martian ...) that supports the following capabilities for an iPhone?

  • Receiving or answering a call
  • Rejecting a call
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Are you looking for something technical here or is this just a "shopping" question where you seek a list of products that are commercially available that fit your criteria? Any bluetooth device with handsfree functionality, speaker, mic and a button clearly will allow calls to be answered. – bmike♦ Jan 22 at 15:12
As I have seen many watches supporting Android, I am looking for some technical details and I also would like to know about the product with these features. – Ram Jan 23 at 5:35
AFAIK Pebble will only show you who is calling, but you can't answer or reject the call from the watch – Dirty-flow Feb 11 at 11:58
If you found a solution to your question please add it as answer below (and rollback your edit to the question) to keep the site in Q&A format. There might be other answers in the future as well and it will just confuse people if one answer is already included in the question. – patrix♦ Feb 14 at 8:11
@ Dirty-flow :Using Pebble you can accept the call but you should have another HFP device to proceed further as pebble does not have inbuilt speaker and microphone – Ram Mar 4 at 13:31

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Pebble( on other HFP device like carkit or headphone) and I'm watch,Maritan Watch (built in microphone and speaker) are capable of receiving or answering calls.

http://help.getpebble.com/customer/portal/articles/957384-pebble-user-guide

http://martianwatches.com/products/

http://www.imsmart.com/en/i-m-watch/specifications

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