Sentences with phrase «wearable platform does»

However, Google's wearable platform doesn't pair with iOS (at least yet), whereas the Onetouch Watch does.

Not exact matches

By all indications, the company did just that with the wearable version of the platform, Android Wear.

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.

Google's Android Wear platform is an automatic fail right out of the gate because its «all day» battery life just doesn't cut it in a wearable - tech world.

Maybe, if Google and their partners don't pick things up and find a way to grab the majority of average consumers who have yet to buy wearables, but there is still every opportunity for smartwatches and Android Wear to pick things up and forge on ahead so long as the platform feels more like an extension of a connected device and not a replacement.

These will raise the expectations of what a smart wearable can do, and each platform is vying for best - in - class status.

That set of apps doesn't cover every possible platform out there, but there's a much better chance that you're using one of those than Samsung Health if the Gear Sport is your first Samsung wearable.

As the company explained on its blog just a few months ago, recommendations done right on wearable platforms would seemingly work «like magic.»

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.

Google might have found an interesting approach to competing against the Apple Watch that we didn't see coming: The company is reportedly going to bring its Android - based wearables platform over to iOS, thus allowing iPhone and iPad users to buy Android Wear devices and pair them with their Apple products.

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.

In Google's video introducing Android Wear, its platform for wearable devices, Google shows a scene where a woman opens her garage door by commanding her wearable to do it for her.

Bundled Android Wear support was scrapped not long after Google managed to develop a solution that allows it to bring one of the main features of Android Wear 2.0 to devices that don't support its latest wearable platform, having recently debuted standalone app support for pre-Android Wear 2.0 gadgets.

We've still yet to see Samsung push Tizen into a commercial phone, but the platform's spread from cameras to wearables sure does indicate that Samsung's moving forward with it.

However, it's clear that Google will have to do a lot of its own legwork to get more developers excited about its wearable platform.