Google is looking for designs and ideas for potential watch faces for Android Wear. If you think you have what it takes then submit your designs to Instagram with the hashtags #AndroidWear and #WearWhatYouWant by September 15th.
If you're in the market for a new Android Wear smartwatch, then head over to B&H and snag the Huawei Watch for just $150. This marks the lowest price ever for the popular smartwatch.
Appfour has released a new Android Wear watch. The app is named Video Gallery. It allows you to watch videos from any folders in your phone's storage on your Android Wear watch. The app is free, but limits you to 10 videos per folder, while the full version allows you to view unlimited videos.
Researchers in the UK have developed a way to provide new ways of interacting with your Android Wear smartwatches without needing to purchase or develop new hardware. This piece of software is named WatchMI and will be presented in September.
The Meizu smartwatch is in the news again thanks to a new leak which shows the back of the device. The back sports a stainless steel panel with the Meizu logo in the middle.
Fossil has announced that the Q Wander and Q Marshal Android Wear watches will go up for pre-sale starting August 12th. Both devices will retail for $295.
Yesterday we learned that some Android Wear devices were getting an OTA update that included the July security update.
Along with those security patches, Together watch face users are being told that Google will be shutting down this service on September 30th.
The developers behind Enpass is currently rolling out a new update to their popular password manager application.
The update comes with the following changes. . .
- Android Wear support.
- Database compatibility with Android N.
- Item's icon will be updated on editing URL.
- Globe key...
Various Android Wear devices are beginning to see updates to build M1D63G. There are no known changes or new features with the build, but it does include the July security patch. Devices which seem to be receiving it include the 2nd Gen Moto 360, LG G Watch R, Watch Urbane, and Sony Smartwatch 3.
Polar has just announced the M600. It's a fitness watch that uses Android Wear. It features integrated GPS, a heart-rate sensor, sleep tracking, and water resistance. The device will cost $330 with a launch set for later this year.
If you have an Android Wear device but have been let down with the number of apps that track your weightlifting session properly, then Rithmio has some good news for you.
The company just published its Rithmio Edge application into the Play Store and it will let you build your workout plan...
At Google I/O this year, we learned about the upcoming changes that will be coming with Android Wear 2.0.
Recently, someone created an Android Wear concept to give us an idea on how Pokemon Go could be integrated into a watch face.
MrMobile's review of the Casio WSD-F10 Android Wear watch is out. The watch is aimed at those who need something rugged. MrMobile notes that the watch is missing a few key things that the active crowd would need, and that might make it difficult to justify a $500 price tag.
Pokemon Go wants you to walk around and catch them all, but it requires that you keep the app open and your phone on to work.
PokeDetector is an Android Wear app that will let you know when there is a Pokemon close to you, even when you don't have the app open.
DailySteals has the 2nd-gen Moto 360 for just $150 for the 42mm variant and $165 for the 46mm variant. The 42mm variant features a black metal case and black leather strap, while the 46mm version features a black metal case and black metal band.
For some reason, the Google Messenger app excluded Android Wear functionality in Android Nougat developer previews. Thankfully it seems Google is about to fix this as version 1.9 has leaked and it restores functionality. There are no other known changes.
Along with the Android N developer preview, Google has also been letting people try out a developer preview of Android Wear 2.0.
Today, the company announced the second developer preview of their upcoming wearable update and this update includes the following changes. . .
- Platform API 24
-...
Android Police is at it again with another exclusive leak, and this time it is to show us what Google's upcoming Android Wear smartwatches could look like.
A new report out of Android Police suggests Google is working on 2 new Android Wear smartwatch prototypes. The devices will supposedly use Google Assistant at the core and be some of the first devices available to support the AI-driven assistant.
appfour is known for their Android Wear apps and this week they have released a new one that is very useful for people connecting to WiFi networks with their smartwatch.
Currently, you have to enter your WiFi network password for your smartwatch on your phone, but with WiFi Manager for Android...
In 2015, OnePlus was working on a smartwatch, but the company decided to scratch the project in an effort to focus all of its resources on high-end Android smartphones. To give us an idea of what the smartwatch could have looked like, One Plus co-founder Carl Pei shared an image on Twitter...
Sony has released a small update for the Sony SmartWatch 3 which includes security and stability improvements. The update is said to fix the smartwatch's GPS bug and improve battery performance as well.
ASUS has posted a ZenWatch 2 changelog for the latest update. The update brought the latest security changes, but also included various fixes and improvements for display quality, connection stability and enhancements to sleep tracking.
Motorola is putting on a nice deal to move some inventory. If you buy a Moto X Pure Edition you can snag the Moto 360 at no extra cost. The deal ends the morning of June 26th.
If you own a 1st-gen Android Wear smartwatch, there's a good chance that the device will not be updated to Android Wear 2.0. Motorola and LG have announced Moto 360 and LG G Watch will not be getting the update and we won't be surprised if Samsung and Asus announce that the Gear Live and...
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