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We kicks things off this week with a comparison of the new LG Watch Sport vs. LG Watch Style Android Wear 2.0 watches.

In this week's top stories: We compare the new LG Watch Sport vs. LG Watch Style Android Wear 2.0 watches, Project Fi starts testing VoLTE, a Huawei Watch 2 tease, LG G6 details, new apps and updates, and much more.

Next in the list is the LG Watch Style Android Wear 2.0 powered model that has a smaller 1.2 - inch display with a resolution of 360 × 360 pixels.

Not exact matches

The LG Watch Style debuted back in February, one of two new smartwatches that showcased Android Wear 2.0, Google's revamped smartwatch operating system.

The Diesel and other full smartwatches from Fossil have considerably more style and flourishes than the sleeker, less decorative models from Apple or even other Android watches from LG, Huawei and the like.

Fully compatible with iOS and Android, this circular - styled watch is a must - have item for your busy life.

Bubble Cloud Widgets + Wear — Place apps, contacts and bookmarks in AppleWatch style «circle galaxy» on the launcher homescreens or Android Wear watch.

Google and LG have now introduced their two latest Android Wear 2.0 - running smartwatches, the LG Watch Sport and the LG Watch Style.

When the LG Watch Style was announced in February 2017, it was one of the only Android Wear 2.0 watches, which gave it a notable point of interest.

The Huawei Watch does manage to strike the balance between great styling and feature - set, and is one of the best Android Wear - based smartwatches currently available.

The Q Explorist builds on everything that has been great with past Fossil Android Wear watches, while keeping things true to the style that Fossil is known for.

That's why Android Wear offers countless design choices, so you can find the watch that fits your style.

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With the new Google Fit app, your watch can do much more to track your exercises in Android Wear — count reps, monitor stair climbing, calculate distances traveled on foot or by bike, etc. — but the coolest feature of the Fit app, Strength Training, isn't available on the Style.

It has one of the best designs of any Android Wear watch out there that won't cost you an arm and a leg, it comes with Android Wear 2.0, and it comes in a variety of style options.

The Huawei Watch 2 was one of the first watches to launch this year with Android Wear 2.0, behind the LG Watch Style and LG Watch Sport, and it's also still one of the few Android Wear smartwatches that can make mobile payments using Android Pay.

Among Android Wear 2.0 watches, NFC isn't available on the LG Watch Style, the ZTE Quartz, and most of the fashion watches from Fossil and others.

The first watches with Android Wear 2.0 are the LG Watch Style and LG Watch Sport — both designed in collaboration with Google.

With a smaller display and Android Wear 2.0, the LG Watch Style would have been nearly perfect if it just had wireless payment abilities.

While there have been several announcements of wearables in development, the Sport and Style watches are still the only made - for - Android Wear 2.0 watches on shelves, unless you're willing to spend over a grand.

While we're a little bummed that the Huawei Watch 2 doesn't keep the elegant style of the first - gen model, it's good to see more manufacturers supporting the platform, especially Android Pay.

After it was introduced with the LG Sport and Style, I had hoped that crown or bezel scrolling would be a staple of Android Wear 2.0 watches, but it looks like we'll need to wait for the third generation.

The LG Watch Style is just that — a stylish, well - performing showcase for Android Wear 2.0 that doesn't try to do too much.

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The Android - powered Huawei Watch is almost here, a premium timepiece that challenges other smartwatches to up their style game.

In addition to a much larger array of watch strap styles than you'll see with Android Wear Watches, you can choose between a 38 mm or 42 mm size.

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But even in an extremely small pool of Android Wear 2.0 watches — the LG Sport and Style are the only new 2.0 models — the latest Huawei Watch just doesn't do enough to stand out.

The LG Watch Style was provided to Android Central by Google.

You won't get the new fitness tracking abilities of Android Wear 2.0 on the Watch Style, and that's primarily because of hardware limitations.

After a pair of low - resolution images surfaced last week, serial leaker Evan Blass posted what is almost certain to be renders of the new LG Watch Style, which Android Police claims will cost $ 250.

As previously mentioned, the LG Watch Style was also unveiled alongside Android Wear 2.0.

In just less than two weeks Google and LG are expected to reveal the two latest smartwatches running on Android Wear, named the LG Watch Sport and the LG Watch Style, which LG reportedly partnered with Google to design and produce.

When google launched the Android Wear platform nearly 3 years ago, they partnered with LG to create a watch that wasn't big on style or flair, but would showcase the OS that the watch ran on.

While Samsung, LG, Motorola, Sony and Asus are the first four manufacturers who have so far developed their smartwatches based on Android Wear, Google stated that it is «continuing to work with manufacturers» to bring out more watch options, with different shapes, styles and sensors.

Other than some newer devices, Android Wear 2.0 already debuted on the LG Watch Style and the LG Watch Sport, both of which were running this build of Google's OS out of the box.

There's no GPS, NFC or LTE and there's no heart rate monitor either: the Watch Style is about giving you the core Android Wear 2.0 experience, with that central digital crown.

Android Wear and Apple Watch seem to share all of the main apps except Google's watches can't yet answer phone calls from the wrist - not Dick Tracy - style anyway.

Traditional watchmakers are also joining the fray with Android Wear devices that combine the style of an analog watch with the smarts of Google's watch operating system.

Google and LG have now introduced their two latest Android Wear 2.0 - running smartwatches, the LG Watch Sport and the LG Watch Style.

The LG Watch Sport and LG Watch Style are said to be the first smartwatches launching with Android Wear 2.0.

David Singleton, Google's director of engineering for Android, previewed the watch OS's Google Now - style cards and the gestures and voice commands used to control them, including a much - needed Do Not Disturb mode that tells your wrist to shut up and stop spitting out notifications.

After seeing the rectangular styles of the Samsung Gear Live and the LG G Watch, the Moto 360 was going to be the savior of Android Wear.

LG's last wearables were the Watch Style and Watch Sport, and while they were supposed to lead the Android Wear 2.0 charge, each one had too many quirks to be truly great.

Lots of people are getting excited about Android Wear 2.0, and that means answering the next inevitable question: do I want the LG Watch Sport, or the LG Watch Style?

At 42.3 x 45.7 x 10.79 mm the LG Watch Style is the smallest Android Wear device yet.

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.

The two watches are remarkably similar — a function of Google requiring a consistent Android Wear experience across all devices — but the Gear Live is $ 30 cheaper, and bests the G Watch in the all - important style department.

The LG Urbane is one of the bolder Android Wear watches, and it currently sells for less than the self - appointed style guru Huawei Watch.

One of the first Android Wear watches to come with the second version of the software, the LG Watch Style is one of the best - looking devices you can use alongside your iPhone.