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Living with the new Wear OS: How I fell back in love with Google's smartwatches

Living with the new Wear OS: How I fell back in love with Google’s smartwatches

Posted on September 29, 2018November 12, 2018 By Jarvis

A smarter assistant has won me over

For Google’s smartwatch users, life is feast or famine. We spent so long waiting on Google to do… something… anything to re-energize its smartwatch platform while Apple and Samsung powered ahead (and Fitbit joined the party).

But after the rollout of Android Wear 2.0 in early 2017, very little happened. The more rivals like Apple and Samsung improved, the more Google stayed the same (every Apple Watch has shipped with a new processor and software update).

To the point you’d have been forgiven for wondering if Google even cared about smartwatches anymore or, like so many other Mountain View projects, they’d been put out to pasture.

Living with the new Wear OS
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Wearables Tags:android, Android wear, Apple, Apple watch, Fitbit, Google, processor, Samsung, smartwatch, software, watch

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