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Google’s Android Wear for iPhone app gets official

Google’s Android Wear for iPhone app gets official

Posted on September 1, 2015September 10, 2019 By Jarvis

Google is making its Android Wear smartwatches iPhone compatible, announcing an iOS app for what has hitherto been Android-only companion devices. The new app will give iPhone users an alternative to Apple Watch for their wearable needs, handy for those who’d like a circular display, a different form-factor, or simply a cheaper option than Apple’s own smartwatch.

Android Wear was announced back in March 2014, and since then a number of models with a variety of screen sizes, shapes, and prices have been launched.
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