Sentences with phrase «watch urbane»

From the square - faced ASUS ZenWatch to the round Moto 360, LG Watch Urbane and Fossil Q Founder to the pricey but oh - so - nice TAG Heuer Connected.

The LG Watch Urbane 2nd Edition LTE, Moto 360 Sport, the ASUS ZenWatch 2, ZenWatch 3, and the female iteration of the Huawei Watch.

The Watch Urbane is also featuring the latest update to Android Wear.

The Watch Urbane LTE's speakers were loud enough for me to hear a colleague when I called him from inside a quiet meeting room, but became nearly inaudible when I was out on the streets.

Photo: Jeremy Lips / Tom's GuideWeighing 3.27 ounces, the LG Watch Urbane LTE is nearly twice as heavy as the Gear S2 (1.9 ounces), and far heavier than the Apple Watch Sport's 42 - millimeter case (1.05 ounces).

With an onboard heart rate sensor and preinstalled Google Fit and LG Health apps, the Watch Urbane is capable of tracking your workouts.

The LG Watch Urbane is one of the best looking smartwatches out there right now, right up there with the Huawei Watch.

What it essentially means is that customers who buy the G5 from AT&T will be able to get the Watch Urbane 2nd Edition LTE for only $ 99.99, provided they sign a two - year contract, opting for a Mobile Share Plan on AT&T Next.

We're also expecting to see a possible third generation of the LG Watch Urbane at MWC 2017, along with two Google branded smartwatches later in the year.

The Huawei Watch does what the LG G Watch R and LG Watch Urbane (seen above to the right of the Huawei Watch) tried to do with a professional look — but Huawei has done it with a lot more finesse.

The back is plastic, but unlike the flimsy feels of the LG Watch Urbane, this feels solid.

The problem is, the only watches with built - in Wi - Fi support are the LG Watch Urbane, Motorola Moto 360, Sony Smartwatch 3 and Samsung Gear Live.

I loved the color and clarity of the Watch Urbane LTE's 1.38 - inch, 480 x 480 P - OLED display.

If you happen to fancy the LG Watch Urbane but haven't quite pulled the trigger yet, you can snag one for the pretty good price of $ 215 now on eBay.

Currently only the LG Watch Urbane works with Android Wear for iOS, however Google is stating that Android Wear for iOS will be rolling out support for other smartwatches real soon.

One of the biggest selling points of the Watch Urbane LTE is its ability to make calls that are independent of your smartphone.

With its own LTE radio onboard, the LG Watch Urbane LTE ($ 500 full price on Verizon; $ 450 with two - year plan; $ 200 with two - year plan on AT&T) promises to unleash you from your smartphone and still let you stay connected by delivering pertinent alerts to your wrist.

The LG Watch Urbane LTE is bulkier and more expensive than a typical smartwatch, but does not do much more other than let you get alerts, calls and messages without your phone.

The LG Watch Urbane 2nd Edition LTE will now be back in stores, starting with AT&T.

Because it was connected to Verizon's LTE network, the Watch Urbane was able to send me my phone's incoming alerts without me having to be within Bluetooth distance of the device.

The LG Watch Urbane LTE's 570 - mAh battery will need daily charging.

The G Watch and G Watch R are exempt as they don't have the necessary antennas, but the LG Watch Urbane will support it.

With its black rubber strap and silver metal case, the LG Watch Urbane LTE looks like a typical sporty men's watch.

The LG Watch Urbane LTE makes and receives calls and messages, and gets notifications without being tethered to your phone, but iPhone owners should wait for iOS compatibility.

In an effort to address that gap in the market, LG last November released an LTE - enabled smartwatch called the Watch Urbane 2nd Edition LTE.

Thanks to its IP67 rating, the Watch Urbane LTE can withstand being submerged in up to 1 meter (3.28 feet) of water, and doesn't have to be removed while you're doing the dishes or running in the rain.

The LG G Watch Urbane was announced at Mobile World Congress in 2015.

The update was originally announced back in April, but until today had only made its way to the Watch Urbane and ASUS ZenWatch.

In between, LG also launched one variant of the LG Watch Urbane with WebOS.

It managed to turn a lot of heads during the show because of its beautiful design, and I believe we'll all agree that the Huawei Watch screams «premium», no matter which way you look at it, and it will definitely be able to compete with the other three metallic circular smartwatches out in the market, the Motorola Moto 360, LG G Watch R and LG Watch Urbane.

I took a quick break during a walk to buy a snack from a deli, and the Watch Urbane LTE nudged me to walk faster while I was waiting in line to pay.

The latest Developer Preview 4 for Android Wear 2.0 is available for the LG Watch Urbane 2nd Edition LTE and the Huawei Watch.

The LG Watch Urbane 2nd Edition will be available first in the United States and South Korea, followed by Europe, Asia and the Middle East.

Android Wear 2.0 Preview images are now available to download for both the Huawei Watch and LG Watch Urbane 2nd Edition.

If you answered LG Watch Urbane, that might indeed have been a good reply at least until a brand new Android Wear smartwatch was spotted in leaks right ahead of its debut at this year's Mobile World Congress edition.

Coming to MWC 2015 I thought the LG Watch Urbane was going to be the sexiest new wearable device in town, but I soon discovered that was not going to be the case.

On the one hand, Google could be use the app to further collect user data that's valuable to its bottom line, while Android Wear makers could market their devices to loyal iPhone users who aren't likely to switch platforms just to buy a good - looking smartwatch — and some of the already announced Android Wear devices are really gorgeous, including the Huawei Watch (hands - on here) or the LG Watch Urbane (hands - on here).

The new mid-range smartphone range by LG will start rolling out in the select markets this week and will be showcased at the forthcoming MWC, alongside the recently announced LG Watch Urbane.

Alongside its nifty dual - display V10 phone, LG showed off its upcoming Watch Urbane 2nd Edition in Seoul.

It's not ugly, but it won't look as nice with a suit as something like an LG Watch Urbane.

LG introduced the Watch Urbane earlier this year with both an Android Wear - clad as well as a WebOS - powered model.

Perhaps the more interesting of the two products is the new LG Watch Urbane LTE, a device built upon the new LG Wearable Platform, a derivative of webOS that the company has altered to suit the wrist.

The Huawei Watch is absolutely gorgeous, and if I liked the Watch Urbane a few minutes earlier, Huawei's creation is what I'd choose over LG's design in a heartbeat.

Like the LG Watch Urbane, Asus ZenWatch 2 and the Huawei Watch, the Moto 360, too, is capable of syncing up with your iPhone.

Its 400 x 400 resolution handily beats the Apple Watch (272 x 340), the new Moto 360 (360 x 330) and the LG Watch Urbane (320 x 320).

Essentially, the LG Watch Urbane is a pricier twin of the LG G Watch R.

Other Android wearables, such as the $ 299 Moto 360 (2nd gen) and the $ 273 LG Watch Urbane are cheaper, and have Wi - Fi and iOS compatibility, too, but have less - sharp displays.

Stylish, circular and packing LTE connectivity, the LG Watch Urbane 2nd Edition LTE is one of the most premium and feature - packed Android Wear devices around — though it's now going to be playing second fiddle to the LG Watch Sport.

The extra pixels really stand out when putting the Huawei Watch next to other circular Android Wear watches from the same sort of period, including the Moto 360 and LG G Watch Urbane.

Right now the only truly cellular - enabled Android Wear watch is the LG Watch Urbane LTE, and that still needs to be paired with a phone to get apps.