For most of  today's consumers, having gadgets like a cell phone, mp3 player and digital camera is pretty commonplace. One annoyance many users encounter however is remembering to bring all the devices with them wherever they go.

 

Instead of having to carry around a number of different devices, carrying cases, chargers, etc. One company, Phenom Communications , is making it easier for consumers to have the latest in technology with them wherever they go with the new Phenom WatchPhone.

 

The new gadget is an unlocked GSM cell phone, MP3 and MP4 player, a digital and video camera all in one device and available to the user right from their wrist whenever they need it.

 

"Our lives are inundated with multiple gadgets. Phenom decided it was time to combine all the essential gadgets in one," said Mati Herbst, Phenom Communications CEO.

 

The Phenom Watch Phone starts at $195 and includes up to 2GB of memory, a touch screen, built in Bluetooth, USB port and speaker phone.

 

To make it possible for the wide array of gadget lovers and consumers to enjoy the device, it also comes in a variety of models, styles and colors.

 

For gadget lovers looking for the most cutting edge devices, the company offers the SpecialOPS and Mi5 Watch Phones and for the more fashion conscious user, there is the Glam and Stylista Watch Phone.

 

Founded in 2005, Phenom Communications is a technology company that specializes in communications and IT products and services. The company is based in the United States and has offices in Israel and China. Phenom says their company's vision is:  "technology should be fun and practical, making life and business easier and more efficient."

 

The company also offers a number of accessories tailored to the lifestyles of the many Watch Phone users including batteries, chargers, memory cards and headsets.

 

"Our customers love it, not only for its incredible, cutting edge technology and functionality, but because it means they never have to think twice if they've taken their cell phone or MP3. It's always attached to their wrist,"  said Herbst.