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AT&T is excited to enhance our device options for customers with the addition two groundbreaking smart devices from LG Mobile: the LG V10 smartphone, and the connected LG Watch Urbane 2nd Edition LTE Android Wear smartwatch.

Piper stressed that the ambulatory devices her task force is recommending are not the same — they still involve wearing an arm cuff as opposed to simply pressing one's finger on a smartphone screen — while the newest ones can now wirelessly connect to smartphones to easily track the readings.

It's water - resistant so you can wear it free of worry from moisture damage, you can get it in an LTE option so you can use it without needing to connect a smartphone, it works with non-Samsung devices, and it has that rotating dial, which makes navigating the menus and UI of the watch a breeze.

You'll be able to control the Chromecast Audio from your smartphone or Android Wear hardware, and it will automatically work for anyone connected to your Wi - Fi network.

Using an Android Wear device typically requires the watch to be connected to a smartphone through Bluetooth so the smartphone is able to pass data over to the watch, although this isn't a requirement anymore as long as you have a WiFi connection nearby.

The main focus of Android Wear 2.0 is to make your smartwatch function better as a stand alone device, without being completely dependent on the connected smartphone.

As a platform, Android Wear relies heavily on being connected to and receiving instructions from your smartphone.

This means that your Android smartphone or tablet must run on at least Android 4.3, or on any of its above iteration, to connect with any of the available Android Wear smartwatch.

The Watch, like other Android Wear wearables, can connect to 2.4 GHz networks, but only through a smartphone and the Android Wear app, and only on networks that don't require a separate login, like hotel or secure corporate Wi - Fi.

RunKeeper and Runtastic use GPS and step tracking for tracking and sharing exercise info, but they both require Android Wear remain connected to the smartphone for the run.

Google's Android Wear operating system is available on the software front to make the smartwatch connected with any compatible Android 4.3 Jelly Bean or higher running smartphone.

Users can also save time spent hunting for an app, as Android Wear can open any app installed on the smartphone to which Wear is connected with a voice command.

Android Wear 2.0 will add all sorts of new features, including automatic detection of exercise; the ability to add at - a-glance information from apps; smart replies, a new keyboard, and handwriting detection for easier conversations; and the ability to connect directly to the Internet, rather than be forced to tether to a smartphone.

The presence of Android Wear will enable push notifications on the smartwatch when connected to a compatible Android smartphone and will also provide Google Now integration.

The key aspect is that Android Wear watches can now do these functions, even if they are offline and not connected to smartphones.

Another possibility would be that Huawei is creating proprietary software to allow its device to connect with iOS smartphones, but that would be unprecedented in an Android Wear watch.

The Android Wear 2.0 - powered timepiece has cellular capabilities via a nanoSIM card, which will allow the watch to work free from a connected smartphone.

Thanks to Android Wear, you'll be able to connect to your smartphone's GPS to figure out your location, but when almost every other outdoor sensor imaginable is available on this watch, it's puzzling to see that GPS is missing.

And as we know that your smartwatch with Android wear will connect to your smartphone it is wise to check whether your smartphone is compatible.

Likely the most notable feature of the new major build of Android Wear is its ability to operate on its own, meaning the capabilities of your device won't be severely limited in scenarios in which it isn't connected to a smartphone.

The platform that Wear has become connects a user's smart timepiece to their Android 4.3 - and - above - clad smartphone in a matter of moments using Bluetooth, allowing the phone to spend more time in the user's pocket or purse instead of the usual in - and - out checking of notifications.

It remains to be seen if HTC incorporates an actual camera lens into the One Wear as Samsung did with the Galaxy Gear, but the report suggests the icon could indicate some kind of «remote shutter button» presumably capable of controlling the camera of a connected HTC smartphone.

Company notes that the Android Wear device with the Blue Link smartwatch app should be connected via Bluetooth to a smartphone to work.

There are loads of apps already, and you can use them on your Android Wear smartwatch, by just installing the app on your smartphone connected to it.

Android Wear 2.0 will usher in a wealth of new features, including built - in access to the Play Store, the ability for apps to connect to the internet directly via Wi - Fi on whatever watch you're using, no smartphone needed and a new app launcher.

This device can connect to any smartphone running on Android 4.3 or higher and can do pretty much all of the things an Android Wear device can do, such as unlocking your phone with your ZenWatch, muting calls and alarms by covering the watch with your hands, and controlling music on your Android phone with your watch.

Interestingly, however, was the discovery that the Gear Live includes a radio chip with a combination of Wi - Fi and Bluetooth, even though Android Wear only uses Bluetooth to connect to the host smartphone.

In other words, Android Wear 2.0 will definitely launch in early February, bringing a built - in Play Store, the ability for apps to connect to the internet through Wi - Fi (sans a nearby smartphone), new app launcher, support for complications on watch faces, and more.

Standalone applications don't have to rely on the Data Layer APIs, and so with Android Wear 2.0, apps will be able to connect to the Internet over Wi - Fi, cellular, or Bluetooth, even when the connected smartphone is out of range.

Standalone applications will also going to be a part of Android Wear 2.0, which means that they'll be able to connect to the network directly, without the need for a smartphone whatsoever.

While it doesn't come with full Android Wear capabilities or anything like that, the Garmin Forerunner 230 can adequately push notifications from connected smartphones to its own 1.23 - inch color display, resisting 50 m water immersion, lasting 16 hours of training between battery charges, and tracking steps, distance, pace, time, calories and sleep.

When an update to Android Wear software is available, the user will get an automatic notification when the watch is connected to the charger, is within Bluetooth range of the smartphone and the smartphone is connected to the Internet.

Their innovative technology allows a user to create a network of connected speakers in order to stream music all over the house, with a variety of ways to control it, from a smartphone to an Android Wear smartwatch.

The idea of Android Wear is to connect with your Android smartphone via Bluetooth to act as a go - between device.

One of the big areas of focus in Android Wear 2.0 is allowing the watch to run independent of a connected smartphone, especially when connected to LTE.

In a new update to its application policies for the Android Wear platform, Google is now pushing for developers to build apps that can work independently, negating the need to connect to a smartphone.

After installing the emulator and connecting it to our smartphone (via USB), we've learned a lot about how the user interface works on Android Wear.

This unit connects to your smartphone and can be worn on a finger like a typical ring.

Some of the micro apps being included in the Emporio Armani Connected include the ability to adjust the watchface, including changing the color and such, right there on the watch, instead of needing to do it from the Android Wear app on your smartphone.