Huawei's CEO posted an MWC teaser on Weibo, and the teaser seems to suggest a new smartwatch is coming. It's expected to run Android Wear 2.0, and judging by the graphic shared to the social media site it looks to be a sporty option.
Android Central has compiled a list of the Android Wear smartwatches which support the latest update to Android Pay. The list will continue to be updated as more devices are updated to Android Wear 2.0.
With Android Wear 2.0 now available on the duo of LG smartwatches, Android Central takes a look at some of the best apps for the newest update. Google Fit, Google Keep, Facebook Messenger and more make the list.
Android Wear 2.0 features smart replies for chat apps that is powered by Google's first on-device machine learning technology. The tech was developed by the Expander research team and allows you to select a number of smart replies directly from your Android Wear device.
Curious about the new LG watches that feature Android Wear 2.0? Android Central has a quick breakdown of the differences between the LG Watch Sport and the LG Watch Style. Namely, connectivity features like LTE and GPS are the big differences.
Secure messenger Telegram is now available for Android Wear 2.0. The new watch app lets you browse through chats, reply to messages with your voice, text, emoji and stickers.
While Android Pay support on Android Wear 2.0 is one of the highlight features of the new update, the service currently does not support cards issued by two of the largest banks in the US - Wells Fargo and CITI. For now, Google isn't saying why the cards are not supported.
Muzei 2.3 is now available through the Play Store, adding in tons of new features like Direct Boot (access custom wallpapers and settings after booting the phone), Muzei live backgrounds on supported Android Wear 2.0 watch faces and a “quick settings” tile for changing wallpaper and "shortcut"...
We don't generally see too many updates rolled out for Android Wear, but this recent 2.0 update has been big. So Google has now released the final SDK for the Android Wear 2.0 update and now developers can fully utilize the new features it comes with.
David from Android Police feels that Google needs to create their own Android Wear device because partner OEMs are doing nothing but compromising the wearable experience.
Polar has announced it will rollout the Android Wear 2.0 update for the M600 soon, with new features like swimming metrics, new watch faces, and increased languages support.
Strave and Runkeeper are two popular fitness-tracking apps for Android. Today the two have released their Android Wear 2.0 compatible fitness apps, which sees the app running locally on the Android Wear device. This means users won't have to connect their smartphone first in order to track workouts.
Android Wear 2.0 is officially released and we'll start to see devices updated with the new OS soon. For now though, Google just published a blog post that talks about some new features we can expect in the new update.
Google has officially released Android Wear 2.0 and with it comes the official blog post letting you know about all the new changes, including support for Android Pay on devices.
Reviewers have finally gotten their hands on the LG Watch Style and Sport, which are the first devices to feature Android Wear 2.0 with support for Android Pay. Here's a quick primer on how Android Pay for Android Wear works.
Curious if your Android Wear device will be getting the Android Wear 2.0 upgrade? Here's a complete list of all devices that will get the update. Unfortunately, several first gen devices have been left off the list.
LG has a pair of new watches now available that feature Android Wear 2.0. The Verge has highlighted seven of the best features you'll find in Google's second attempt at getting a functional wearable OS done right.
The Verge has a look at Android Wear 2.0 showcased in the new LG Style and LG Sport watches. Is the second generation of Android Wear a worthy successor and is it enough to get people new to smartwatches on board?
Evan Blass has shared a new image of the unannounced LG Watch Sport smartwatch which is expected to make its debut tomorrow. The image shows the Android Wear 2.0 device in two different colors - gray and blue.
We are still a few days out from the unveiling of the LG Watch Style, but a few images of the Android Wear 2.0 smartwatch have hit the web which show off the device's retail packaging.
According to Evan Blass, the launch of Android Wear 2.0 and the two LG smartwatches on which the new OS will make its debut on has been moved up a day and is now scheduled for February 8th.
The editors at Android Central have compiled a list of features they would like to see once Android Wear 2.0 is released. However, the list mainly is comprised of changes that can be made by the OEMs.
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