Archives for March 18th, 2014

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Google announces Android Wear – a new platform for wearables

Google has announced Android Wear, the company’s new Android platform designed for the wearable market. A big focus of Android Wear is receiving the most important notifications on your wrist such as from calls, texts, social applications or other messaging apps. Google Now plays a big part too, especially with its voice commands. You can ...
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Android Wear Will Debut With LG G Watch in Q2 2014

Google just announced the company’s Android Wear platform, an Android based Google Now heavy environment with a keen focus on wearable devices. The platform will make its debut in the LG G Watch, which will be arriving in the second quarter of 2014. “The opportunity to work with Google on LG G Watch was the perfect ...
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Google Unveils Android Wear Platform; Watches From LG, HTC, Motorola and Samsung Coming Later This Year

Instead of launching its own smartwatch as rumored, Google is taking wearables to the next level by announcing its Android Wear platform, an Android based Google Now heavy environment with a keen focus on wearable devices. Android Wear will make its debut in smartwatches, which will appear on smartwatches manufactured by a host of smartphone ...
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Motorola Takes Wraps off of Android Wear Moto 360 Smartwatch, Includes “OK Google” Voice Command Funtionality

Motorola has just peeled the lid off of its smartwatch project, the Moto 360. While rumors of Motorola’s smartwatch have been few and far between lately, one thing is for sure; Motorola’s smartwatch takes the design of wearable devices to a whole new level. The Moto 360 will be powered by Google’s recently announced wearable ...
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LG G2 Compact in works?

LG is seemingly working on another version of its flagship smartphone, G2, or at least that’s what the company’s filing with the USPTO suggests. Joining the recently announced LG G2 Mini may be the G2 Compact. Or not — just because there’s a patent filing, that doesn’t mean such phone will ever be released. However, we do ...
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