Sentences with phrase «new wearable platform»

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The store is also expanding to new platforms, including wearable devices, virtual reality headsets and Google's Chromebook laptops.

Right out of the gate, Google's new Android - powered wearable device platform gets two big partners.

According to Daniel Debow, Senior Vice-President of Emerging Technologies, wearables are the next wave of the mobile revolution but the market is still in its early stages, «This is as much a platform for business applications, for new uses, for productivity as the smartphone was,» he said.

Our mission is to foster adoption and facilitate innovation in wearable tech by providing a platform for the entrepreneurs, startups and organizations who are already making this happen and a place for those new to the space to be inspired to take action.

But is wearable technology going to be a new platform for dating apps?

MERETZ.COM is a fantastic new platform and marketplace that takes your activity records from you fitness device, app or wearable and converts that activity into points that you can spend to purchase premium currency and items in your favorite games!

With the additions of Cloud Games and Wearable Devices, Mr. Erikawa thinks that the Game Market is growing at a great pace and now is the right time for many to enter the games market and develop games for these new platforms.

Google on Thursday officially rebranded Android Wear into Wear OS, having confirmed the new name of its wearable platform only several days after rumors of its intentions to do so originally emerged.

An ongoing project to create reading assistance wearable called Oton GLASS which started back in 2012 may be getting a new life through a crowdsourcing campaign for funding on Japan's Campfire platform.

As it was reported earlier, Google has rebranded Android Wear, its platform for wearables and smartwatches as Wear OS with entirely new branding and logo.

SEOUL, June 26, 2014 — With an eye on transforming wearable devices into more than just a conversation piece, LG Electronics (LG) today introduced the highly anticipated LG G Watch (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0k3KLjVUzF4), one of the first devices powered by Android Wear ™, Google's new operating system which extends the Android platform to wearables.

The Gear Fit 2 is based on a newer version of the Tizen wearable platform.

The newly launched LG Watch Sport is the new head of the Android Wear family, with version 2 of Google's wearable platform and a loadout of features including LTE, GPS and NFC for Android Pay.

The company says that the new chipset will offer lower bill of materials (BoM) costs, smaller printed circuit board (PCB) size and longer battery life to help manufacturers in making new affordable wearable devices based on Android Wear platform.

Unfortunately it isn't likely that new apps released further down the road will be supported, and if a developer is choosing to hook into just one wearable platform on Android, chances are they're going to start with Android Wear.

Google's Android Wear, already championed by future smartwatches like the Moto 360, promises to be the beginning of a new platform for wearables.

For the wearable platform, the new name makes sense as Wear watches have long been compatible with iOS.

«Smartwatches represent a big piece of the wearable pie, and Broadcom's new platform expands opportunities for Android Wear developers designing both high - end and affordable devices.

Windows phone users looking for a new smartwatch may be in luck thanks to Vector, who are building wearables for not only the major mobile platforms, but Windows 10 Mobile too!

FrontRow is a bold new camera design from Ubiquiti Labs, designed to be a high - end wearable that streams directly to live platforms.

We'll have to wait and see if Wear OS represents a new chapter for Google's wearable platform.

The full name is Wear OS by Google, and the company says the new brand name is designed to showcase the fact that its smartwatch platform isn't designed for just the Android operating system (as Android Wear might have suggested), but is instead «a wearables operating system for everyone».

«With Snapdragon Wear's new platform, it's clear that AT&T and Qualcomm Technologies share a vision for independently connected wearables that create a seamless experience for those who wear them.

It runs a newer version of Tizen - based wearable platform, and is powered by a 1 GHz dual - core processor with 512 MB RAM, and 4 GB internal storage.

The LG Watch Style was first announced at the same time Google released Android Wear 2.0, designed to show off the new features of the updated wearable platform, though the software is now available on the majority of recent wearable devices.

According to a new report from Canalys, Google's wearable platform has been getting off to somewhat of a rough start.

During the lengthy keynote, there wasn't a single mention of the Android Wear platform or new wearable devices.

Stern's team, assembled from Android and Google veterans, had built a new software platform for smart wearables that helps amplify and support smartphone features.

Some developers and hardware makers are concerned that this new wearable Android OS may be less open than the original mobile platform, although it is too early to tell how Google will approach this.»

Now Google has rebranded its smartwatch platform to Wear OS in an attempt to make its watches more palatable for those who own an iPhone, but we don't currently know what new features are planned for the latest iteration of the wearable operating system.

It seems that Google is on the verge of giving its Android Wear smartwatch, technically wearable, platform a new name and a new logo.

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 Summit does run the latest version of Google's wearable platform — Android Wear 2.0, with improved navigation, menu screens and a few new features sprinkled in — which at least keeps it relevant.

Launched along with the announcement of Android Wear 2.0, the LG Watch Sport has been designed partly to show off the new features of this updated wearable mobile platform.

Earlier today, Apple seeded the first developer beta for iOS 10.1, and, following suit, Apple has also issued the first beta release for new software for both the desktop and wearable platforms.

In fact, Asus has made quite a name for itself in the wearable industry with last year's introduction of the Asus ZenWatch, one of the remarkable new pieces of technology running on Android Wear that can be considered comparable with the most popular smartwatches running on Google's platform, namely Samsung's Gear Live, Moto 360, and LG G Watch.

It remains to be seen exactly how Samsung will implement this new OS version on the wearable platform.

Android Wear is Google's new platform for wearables, and right now this seems to be limited to smartwatches for the time being.

This puts the Lenovo - owned phone maker off the smartwatch race when Google launches its the newest iteration of its wearable platform, Android Wear 2.0

Google has also decided to introduce Android Wear 2.0, an all - new version of Google's wearables platform.

Qualcomm, the world's biggest mobile chipmaker, has announced a range of products at the company's analyst meeting today, including a new Snapdragon Wear platform for wearables, the first commercial gigabit LTE modem for mobile devices, and several new low to mid-range mobile chips.

The smartwatch maker has returned to the platform it used so successfully with the original Pebble, and the following iterations, with a true second generation Pebble and a second generation Pebble Time along with an all - new 3G wearable called the Pebble Core.

There's a change to the watch's whole operating system, which is no longer Android Wear, but something LG is calling «Wearable Platform operating system» and there's a trio of buttons on the side to interact with this new system.

Its new Android Wear platform, which is designed to power all sorts of wearable gadgets but will start with smartwatches, represents a serious threat to competing devices like the Pebble Steel and upcoming challengers like the Samsung Gear 2.

The new device is also perhaps the first wearable that comes with Android, iOS and Windows Phone compatibility through cloud - based Microsoft Health platform.

Announced about a month ago, Android Wear 5.1.1 brings a slew of new handy features to the wearable platform, such as the ability to set always - on applications, new gestures for scrolling through Google Now cards, and a much more refined contacts / app menu.