Sentences with phrase «android wear part»

Weather Delta is actually a pretty fresh app for both Android and Android Wear watches, but the Android Wear part is interesting.

With the Android Wear part of the app, it can help you get better at your game, and check up on your score without getting your phone out all the time on the green.

This should bring about a change in how quickly apps appear on your wrist, which right now doesn't happen all that quickly, which is because the Android Wear part of an app has to be downloaded to the phone at the same time as the phone app.

Not exact matches

In the video above, you'll see that they've debuted two smartwatch designs (part of their Android Wear brand) that are now in what the company calls the «developer» stage.

In the video above, you'll see that they've debuted two smartwatch designs (part of their Android Wear brand) that

According to eHarmony, 50 % of new users come to its service via their mobile devices, so the company has made a push towards more mobile - friendly technology; part of that initial push includes their dating app being accessible through wearable technology — specifically Android Wear and Samsung Gear S devices.

After being shown off at IFA in September as a part of the wider Android Wear initiative.

According to Google's post on the Google Product Forums, they are looking for users who are currently using the Android Wear platform in the U.S. to take part in some form of research.

In short, the «running sync loop» part is nothing to worry about If you're using an Android Wear smartwatch, you may have noticed a slightly different connection message appearing in your notification tray of late.

Google's new Android Wear commercial — part of the search giant's «Be together.

Google offers a similar feature as part of Google Now for Android Wear.

Sony has announced the Smartwatch 3, their upcoming Android Wear - based device, as part of its IFA 2014 press conference in Berlin.

LG's Watch Sport is the more impressive of the two smartwatches launching with Android Wear 2.0, and for the most part it's a very respectable showing.

It's not at all flashy, but LG's first entry for Android Wear ends up being a solid buy There's an argument to be made — and this isn't a hard one to make — that the watch isn't the most important part of Android Wear, Google's Android offshoot meant for the wearables space.

And while the Wear 24 has an NFC chip, Android Pay isn't supported yet (though Verizon says it will be added as part of a «future software update»).

While it does come with Android Wear, is fairly affordable, and comes with a decent design, it's only available at T - Mobile which is going to limit some people from buying it, which is part of why it's now the first watch on here this month.

It's a little chunkier than most as a result, but it sure does look the part, and right now it can also be used to preview Android Wear 2.0.

There are a couple of new entries on the Android Wear front that couldn't be further apart in terms of features and use case, but for the most part the status quo remains.

There's an argument to be made — and this isn't a hard one to make — that the watch isn't the most important part of Android Wear, Google's Android offshoot meant for the wearables space.

Why, Google Glass may one day be considered part of Android Wear.

An important part of any OS that doesn't get nearly as much attention as it deserved most of the time is the Accessibility section, and the biggest addition to Android Wear in this particular category is that it now actually has an Accessibility section.

For the most part, Android Wear 2.0 has excelled in all three of those categories.

If you're still waiting for the update to Android Wear 5.1.1, worry not as it should be reaching your device soon seeing as it's already been rolling out for the better part of a week.

Samsung may bring more than one new smartwatch to Mobile World Congress next week as part of its Galaxy Gear wearable refresh, reports suggest, with the wrist - worn companion devices said to run Tizen rather than Android.

Over the best part of the last year, Google has been working hard to cement and establish its smartwear platform, Android Wear.

When it comes to Android Wear, for the most part the selection of different watches all hold just about the same features thanks to the software.

A lot of customers have complained that the problem with Android Wear is that, for the most part, all watches are more or less the same under the surface.

For the most part the updates were the same across all available Android Wear devices, (save for the Moto 360 which got some of its own specific little tweaks) bringing support for -LSB-...]

Last year, during I / O 2014, Android Wear was a big part of the search giant's announcements and while -LSB-...]

Developers have been turned loose on Android Wear, but not all parts of the SDK are complete.

Now, if you're looking to get into developing a watch face — or any app — for that matter for Android Wear, you're going to need to do some testing and you'll need some screenshots as part of that.

Now 2017 is here and there are a few newer smartwatch options already available in the Google Store that launched in the later part of last year, and there are others, like CASIO's Pro Trek model that was announced during CES last month, which are coming too, but it still seems that Android Wear has been in a slump for a little while and Google and LG's two new watches just may be able to pull the platform back to its former glory.

While Android Wear 2.0 has been official for some time now, as Google has been rolling out developer previews of the smartwatch software version for the better part of a year, Google has just officially announced the launch of Android Wear 2.0 as of today, and they will be bringing it to the public and -LSB-...]

If fitness tracking is a key part of your wearable experience, you will be excited to see the improvements made to Google Fit with Android Wear 2.0.

That's without mentioning our general frustration with parts of Android Wear that still seem unintuitive.

Third - party apps from Eat 24 and Allthecooks were also preened about, but the most newsworthy part of the Android Wear announcements had to do with hardware: The Wear - powered Samsung Gear Live was announced, with both it and the LG G Watch available for preorders today.

That all - metal watch is expected to be one of the most high - end Android Wear watches out there, thanks in part to its fancy gold - tone or silverized styling options.

Motorola is rolling out a new major software update for the Moto 360 Sport smartwatch, introducing a wide variety of new features as well as performance and stability improvements as part of Android Wear 2.0.

Apple's wearable software is a big part of why the Apple Watch, Apple Watch 2 and now, the Apple Watch 3, are among of the best smartwatches on the planet and keeping pace with the best Android Wear watches out there.

I like bog - standard Android Wear, for the most part.

The second - gen Huawei smartwatch, the aptly named Watch 2, arrives as part of the Android Wear 2.0 brigade and, therefore, with more features than its predecessor.

In the seventh part of our Android History series, we'll look at how Google launched Android Auto, Android TV and Android Wear to push Android into new frontiers.

For its part, Motorola designed a few new watch faces that get around some of Android Wear's deficiencies.

Instead, it's essentially guaranteed to take part in an onslaught of Android Wear 2.0 releases starting early February with the Nexus - like LG Watch Sport and Watch Style.

Perhaps my favorite part about the Android Wear 2.0 update is its new emphasis on «rotational input.»

With Android Wear smartwatches now looking the part and gaining new features on a regular basis, it's a good time to hop aboard the Google - powered smartwatch bandwagon.

One of the best parts of Android Wear are the watch faces.

Having Google Assistant at your wrist is one of the best parts of using Android Wear, and with the Huawei Watch 2, it's easy to set up.

As part of this morning's rebrand of Android Wear to Wear OS, existing smartwatches will get updated with the new name over the coming weeks.

The confirmation of the upcoming Android Wear 2.0 smartwatches is said to be part of the wider initiative to convince consumers that smartwatches, and wearable devices in general, are still in demand.