As rumors increase of Apple and Intel working together on a Bluetooth smart watch to be used with iOS devices, a company named COOKOO is launching its own smart watch to be used with Apple's mobile devices. It adds some very cool features that will make you want to rock this watch on your wrist.

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The COOKOO watch will let you know what's happening on your iOS device in real time without ever having to look at the device. The smart watch features a smart, user-friendly interface on its face displaying the information you need anytime, anywhere. The companion COOKOO CONNECTED app allows you to control settings of the watch as well as letting you customize and control the types of alerts and notifications you receive on the smart watch. It uses low-power Bluetooth 4.0 which allows for low-power, long term connectivity to your iOS device, so you'll never have to worry about draining your smart watch or iOS battery while using the watch. The watch face can display notifications for:

•  Incoming calls
•  Missed calls
•  Facebook messages and posts
•  Calendar reminders
•  When your device is out of range
•  Low battery on iPhone or iPad

In addition to those features, the COOKOO's COMMAND button on the watch also allows you to check in on Facebook, tag locations, take a picture by using the smart watch as a remote for your iOS device's camera, and more as the COOKOO CONNECTED APP develops. Unlike traditional smart watches the COOKOO does not need to be plugged in to charge, it uses a standard button-cell battery. The smart watch can also find your iOS device with the press of a button by sounding an alert on the device so you'll never waste valuable time searching for your device.

The COOKOO smart watch, which is being showcased at CES 2013, is compatible with the iPhone 5, iPhone 4S, iPad mini, iPad (3^rd and 4^th generation), and iPod touch (5^th generation), and is available now for $129.99 on COOKOO's site.

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