#Sony liveview watch update#
The update itself is already available for download, so go get it if you have a LiveView watch. Works with the HDR-AS30, HDR-AS15, HDR-MV1, and DSC-QX100. Though there are still some stability and reconnection issues with certain phones running Android 2.2 Froyo, the Sony Ericsson support page claims a simple reboot is all that’s needed to fix those. That means that you don’t have to be limited to using only Sony Ericsson’s Android portfolio and can use LiveView with almost any Android device out there that has version 2.0 or higher. Also automatic reconnect has been implemented, which means that should you leave the device and disconnect, upon coming in its range it will automatically connect you again.Īlso compatibility with competitor’s phones has been vastly improved. The crashes that users have reported have also been resolved, so here’s where active user feedback is paying off. Some connection issues have reportedly been solved with the new update, although the Sony Ericsson official blog actually says “most identified reasons for random disconnects”, so that’s not exactly all, is it? With the number of compatible apps growing in the Android Market, LiveView has the potential to become a must-have accessory. The LiveView is now getting an update that brings improved stability, compatibility with other Android handhelds and the number of available plug-ins raises to a total of 30. It’s a Bluetooth wristwatch that can remote control your phone.
Back in September Sony Ericsson announced its new gadget for Android devices - LiveView.
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