Casio has revealed plans for a new G-Shock watch with a low-energy variant of Bluetooth 4. In addition to offering the water-resistant and shock-resistant features found in other models of the G-Shock, this new watch will connect wirelessly with your Bluetooth 4 smartphone, updating its time from your phone. It will also notify you when you have an incoming call or email message.

Casio claims that the G-Shock Bluetooth 4 watch will run for up to two years on a single battery. The watch’s availability and it price are still unknown.

Read more about the G-Shock Bluetooth watch on Wired’s Gadget Lab blog. If you’re interested in innovative watches, read about the Sportive All-in-One Training Watch.

According to an article in Infoworld, AT&T will release the Garmin Nuvifone G6 this week. The new smartphone integrates the Garmin GPS touch-screen navigation and comes with turn-by-turn navigation features found in Garmin’s high-end GPS systems. Voice directions and built-in points of interest like restaurants, hotels and gas stations will be standard features. The phone will support a windshield mount, just like a GPS device. It also includes a full set of smartphone features, including Wi-Fi, 3G, a 3-megapixel camera, Bluetooth and an HTML browser. The price is said to be $299 after rebates, contingent on a two-year AT&T contract. Read the full article here: AT&T Launching Location-Centric Garmin Nuvifone or visit the Garmin website for more information.