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Tuesday Poll: Are You Going to Buy an Android Wear Smartwatch?

Tim March 18, 2014 136

With Google's announcement of the Android Wear platform for smartwatches this morning, we can see that Google's vision for what a smartwatch should be is exciting to many of you. Two companies have already unveiled their plans for bringing Android Wear to the...

Motorola Announces Moto 360, A Smartwatch Powered by Android Wear

Kyle March 18, 2014 203

Hot on the heels of Google's release of the Android Wear preview SDK, Motorola has announced a smartwatch powered by Android's UI for wearables dubbed the Moto 360. The device's hardware evokes a classic timepiece, with a premium metal body and a visually...

Android Wear Developer Preview Now Available

Kellen March 18, 2014 7

Developers, your Android Wear developer preview is now available. We already showed you Android Wear in action, but in order to get your own apps ready for that type of experience, Google is letting you get in on the action early. The dev preview - once you...

LG Introduces G Watch, Smartwatch Powered By Android Wear Coming Q2

Tim March 18, 2014 37

If you thought you would have to wait a year or more to see Android Wear on your wrist, how does Q2 of this year sound? Announced right after Google unveiled Android Wear this morning, its Android-powered smartwatch platform, LG has given us a glimpse of the G...

Video: See Android Wear in Action on a Watch That Doesn’t Look Like It’s From the Future

Kellen March 18, 2014 60

In the press release for Google's new wearables platform, called Android Wear, they talked about a developer preview that can be downloaded by developers who want to get their apps ready for live action on wrists. They also released a video for the developer...

Google Announces Android for Wearables, Dubbed “Android Wear” – Very Google Now-powered

Kellen March 18, 2014 63

Well, Google just unwrapped it's new wearables SDK, along with a video preview of their vision for Android in products on your body. It's called Android Wear, and yes, it's certainly just like Google Now, in that it provides you with information as you need...