Kids demonstrate how to wear GPS watches

TOKYO, Japan - Children show off the Docotch 01, NTT Docomo Inc.'s sensor-laden 3G wristwatches, on Sept. 30, 2014. The GPS-enabled device will allow parents to monitor their child's whereabouts

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