It is a wearable computing device running a modified version of the Android operating system.

Additional applications can be downloaded from the micro app store or side-loaded over USB.

When the device is woken into high-power mode the screen refreshes at 60 fps and fully interactive apps can be run.

The Bluetooth radio can be used to maintain a connection with a smart phone running Android, BlackBerryOS or iOS.

The Bluetooth link can also be used to sync data by taking advantage of the paired device's internet connectivity.

Standard settings include calendar setup (Outlook and Google), global cities, sync intervals, and date/time formats.

The WIMM One has been generally well received with significant press gained from The Verge[2] and Engadget.