 Hi, this is Nathan with The Verge. We're at CES 2015 and we're taking a look at the Alcatel One Touch watch. It's a new smart watch that will work with both iOS and Android phones and we're getting our first look at it here. It's obviously very similar to the Moto 360, maybe a little smaller, a little not quite as awkward on your wrist perhaps. And the basic interaction is instead of swipes there's an air at the bottom here you can tap to bring up the app launcher. Just go through and it has the usual sort of fitness features, right? You've got your stopwatch, you can track your time and how far you've gone. There's a heart rate monitor at the bottom as well as all the usual sensors you'll find to keep track of these sort of things. And to charge the watch all you have to do is pop this little back of its strap down. It's got a standard USB, you can just plug it right into your computer or another charger and charge it up. And Alcatel tells us that it should last for about two days of normal usage, which is a good bit more than a lot of other smart watches in the market right now. There's an option here to use the watch as a remote shutter for your phone, so once you tap that you can just use this here and shoot pictures on your phone from your watch. There's a couple different watch faces preloaded here, the usual suspects digital. And then once you pick one you just tap back here and when you open up the watch again you'll see the new watch face. Another function they've included is the ability to actually ping your phone if you happen to lose it, just tap in this and your phone starts ringing and vibrating. So you can find where you left in the couch cushions. The watch interface itself is pretty simple. To do more functionality to control all the different settings here you'll actually use a companion app. There's one for iOS and there's one for Android that'll let you customize the watch even further and adjust different settings such as what notifications get pushed to the watch and some design things, changing the color to match your style on any given day. That all goes through the apps on the Android and iOS. So this is the Alcatel One Touch watch and if you want to see more videos from CES the best place to do that is on our YouTube channel.
 Hi, this is Nathan with The Verge.
 We're at CES 2015 and we're taking a look at the Alcatel One Touch watch.
 It's a new smart watch that will work with both iOS and Android phones and we're getting
 our first look at it here.
 It's obviously very similar to the Moto 360, maybe a little smaller, a little not quite
 as awkward on your wrist perhaps.
 And the basic interaction is instead of swipes there's an air at the bottom here you can
 tap to bring up the app launcher.
 Just go through and it has the usual sort of fitness features, right?
 You've got your stopwatch, you can track your time and how far you've gone.
 There's a heart rate monitor at the bottom as well as all the usual sensors you'll find
 to keep track of these sort of things.
 And to charge the watch all you have to do is pop this little back of its strap down.
 It's got a standard USB, you can just plug it right into your computer or another charger
 and charge it up.
 And Alcatel tells us that it should last for about two days of normal usage, which is a
 good bit more than a lot of other smart watches in the market right now.
 There's an option here to use the watch as a remote shutter for your phone, so once you
 tap that you can just use this here and shoot pictures on your phone from your watch.
 There's a couple different watch faces preloaded here, the usual suspects digital.
 And then once you pick one you just tap back here and when you open up the watch again
 you'll see the new watch face.
 Another function they've included is the ability to actually ping your phone if you happen
 to lose it, just tap in this and your phone starts ringing and vibrating.
 So you can find where you left in the couch cushions.
 The watch interface itself is pretty simple.
 To do more functionality to control all the different settings here you'll actually use
 a companion app.
 There's one for iOS and there's one for Android that'll let you customize the watch even further
 and adjust different settings such as what notifications get pushed to the watch and
 some design things, changing the color to match your style on any given day.
 That all goes through the apps on the Android and iOS.
 So this is the Alcatel One Touch watch and if you want to see more videos from CES the
 best place to do that is on our YouTube channel.