It's Stanley Cup Playoff time and to celebrate the folks from InPulse have released an update for their InPulse Smartwatch that will keep you in the game, even when you're not supposed to be. Like at dinner, or at a movie. Essentially, an app for the InPulse Smartwatch is installed and paired with a special firmware for your BlackBerry which will allow you to receive in-game scores right on your wrist, and vibration alerts whenever someone scores.
Features:
- Hockey scoreboard-esque watchface
- In-game score, period and time-left display updated every minute
- Vibration alerts when someone scores
- Maintains support for emails, calls, SMS and BBM
If you already own an InPulse Smartwatch, then you can load the app up right now and get started. If you're looking to learn more about the InPulse Smartwatch then you'll want to check the link below.
Click here to learn more about the InPulse Smartwatch
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