Apps can be installed easily over the Google Play Store, but you should be aware that not every app supports this miniature screen (and some apps do there really no point!). The RETURN and MENU buttons will be missing first. Both buttons can be used by a direction-oriented painting activate the screen (read instructions carefully!), As a software or hardware buttons both not available.
The Callisto 100 is much more than a clock, and it would not be too exaggerated, if you would offer the device as a mobile phone. GPS I have not yet been tested.
Input my review I had already noted that the clock was "nice" processed. What everyone "nice" understands, of course, is a matter of taste. I think the clock by no means bulky, clumsy or even. The housing color is rather anthracite, not pitch black and has a light metallic shimmer.
Properly original I find connecting the clock to the PC via USB or charger plug. Since the developers have really come up with something tricky. Instead of the clock to implant a micro-USB connector (for IP65 not a viable option) has led to only 4 gold contacts for the USB port to the outside. Included with the clock is also a kind of docking station is (admittedly, a bit exaggerating name for this plastic module). First, you flip the cover of the "docking station" on, puts into the clock, folding the cover again and you can already connect a commercially available USB cable to this "docking station". Simple, inexpensive and yet functional well resolved. The clock is - protected splash, to shower or even swim but personally I would take off - according to IP65. The clock was unveiled at the IFA 2013 in Berlin, and it had then still some few week lasted until their delivery. The wait was worth it. Now let's see how the clock / mobile phone behaves in the coming weeks and months.
Currently I would say at any rate, "at the price a strong buy recommendation"