Android Wear 2.0 unveiled with new design, standalone functionality Comments

• AnonD-116980
• r3H
• 12 Jan 2017

Good job Google inc

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• AnonD-109447
• uWC
• 20 May 2016

AnonD-357275, 19 May 2016Asus zenwatch 2 WI501Q will receive this update Bro are you asking or telling ?

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• AnonD-357275
• rAM
• 19 May 2016

Asus zenwatch 2 WI501Q will receive this update

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• ethereal
• HsL
• 19 May 2016

gam30, 19 May 2016all i care is my original moto360 gets a firmware upgrade. also the iphone app gets more watch... moreYou can not enjoy the android wear with iOS in its full glory. Period.

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• gam30
• RXg
• 19 May 2016

ethereal, 19 May 2016Im in the same boat as you. Just hoping my moto 360 original gets it too. Although, it is doin... moreall i care is my original moto360 gets a firmware upgrade. also the iphone app gets more watch faces. it's LONGGGGGGGGG overdue.

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• AnonD-173222
• 19 May 2016

May be it would be better if moto 360 does not get the update at all, current software works totally fine and battery life is also nice.

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• AnonD-205566
• 8xR
• 19 May 2016

ethereal, 19 May 2016Im in the same boat as you. Just hoping my moto 360 original gets it too. Although, it is doin... moreYes, it's doing really well overall. The only thing that bugs me is that the second it lights up, the screen colors are inverted. It's just a moment and then it flashes to what the watch face is supposed to look like, but it kind of bothers me a bit non the less.
Sleep as android is a friggin godsend

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• ethereal
• 7jZ
• 19 May 2016

AnonD-205566, 19 May 2016I'm guessing chances for my moto 360 first gen getting the update are pretty thin...Im in the same boat as you. Just hoping my moto 360 original gets it too. Although, it is doing just great battery performance wise with the current firmware!

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• AnonD-205566
• 8xR
• 19 May 2016

I'm guessing chances for my moto 360 first gen getting the update are pretty thin...

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• AnonD-126854
• p8y
• 19 May 2016

AnonD-126854, 19 May 2016The smartwatches a DOA. Give up. The slim beautiful smart-bands are the future. But not the o... moreSmartwatches could never replace the real watches.
Real watches are long lasting jewelry- no tech gadget could be that. Tech moves on very fast. And obsolete in months.
Smart-bands(not just fitness), if slim and elegant, with useful features connected to smartphones, tablets and laptops could be very useful, though. Unfortunately for the Wall Street- very cheap too.

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• AnonD-126854
• p8y
• 19 May 2016

The smartwatches a DOA. Give up.
The slim beautiful smart-bands are the future. But not the only "fitness" ones.
Mark my words!!!!

Well, very small market for standalone smartwatches could exist though.

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• DonAlduck
• nx6
• 18 May 2016

Slowly but surely...it's getting there, but as long as an android smartwatch can't be used for 3+ days with one charge I simply cannot be interested. I'm thinking about buying a pebble as it's customisable and can be used for 4 days on a single charge. The only drawback is the fitness features that it does not (fully) have. (Heart rate etc.)

PS: Oh yeah, lets not forget compatibility (not really an issue, but I'm looking at you Samsung!) and affordability... :D

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• Anonymous
• jBu
• 18 May 2016

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• Anonymous
• 0JM
• 18 May 2016

It's already available over here https://developer.android.com/wear/preview/downloads.html#set_up_a_watch

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