Sentences with phrase «watching notifications pop»

There's something awesome to watching notifications pop - up from strangers and friends requesting frenzied help to unlock that quarry.

Not exact matches

Android Wear's main purpose is to show users their notifications at a glance but sometimes there are certain notifications that you just don't want to pop - up on your watch.

There are also a few glaring omissions, like a lack of turn - by - turn notifications from Google Maps, and informational pop - ups that are more watch - specific like boarding information from airline apps.

The Gear 2 works with just about every notification you could dream of popping up on your watch, and to make each work, just check it off from the list of notifications on the accompanying Gear Manager app.

MyGlass, the service that allows you to sync to Android phones, now targets OS version 5.1 Lollipop, with notifications capable of popping up on Wear watches and in front of your eyes simultaneously.

Google included a couple features that make the iOS experience better as well: the Android Wear app will automatically block duplicating notifications from different apps, and watches will give you the option to «block app» when a notification pops up on the watch's display.

But once you see a notification pop up on the watch face, you'll discover that this behemoth of a watch is something completely different — an Android Wear smartwatch.

However, the permissions you need to assign to the app are pretty broad if you want all that to happen — Pebble needs your Gmail passwords and access to all of your notifications, for instance, if you want to see them on your watch — and there are still omissions, so for instance Twitter direct messages don't pop up yet.

Android Wear 5.1.1 comes with Wi - fi support for the watches which opens up the capability to connect to Wi - Fi and allow for notifications to pop to your wrist.

And it's definitely better than the first Watch: a couple days ago I put the Watch on first thing in the morning, popped the display up to full brightness, went through a day of notifications, used GPS during an hour - long bike ride, and still had 20 percent battery left later that night.

If you get a call, message or notification then that will pop up on the main screen of the watch and cause it to vibrate to alert you to it, at which point you can interact with it or clear it.

There's your watchface, which you can swipe left or right on to change; your notifications, which you swipe up from the bottom to see; your settings, which you swipe down from the top to access; and your list of apps, which pop up after a single press on the watch's main button.