One of the convergent features of most smartphone platforms now is that they enable users to monitor their sporting activities with the use of technologies like GPS and a stopwatch.

Now, Puma has teamed up with phone manufacturer Sagem to bring all manner of sports features into one device built for the purpose. The (aptly named), Puma Phone packs a 2.8" touchscreen, HSPA data, 5 hours talk-time and 350 hours stand-by time, a solar panel on the back for green and on-the-fly charging (we're surprised more devices don't do this actually) as well as a 115g weight.

As for the sports features, the handset crams in a GPS tracker, compass, geotagging, routing and mapping for location duties as well as a pedometer and stopwatch.

It will be available across Europe from April.