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Wear OS on iPhone guide: what you can and can't do

Wear OS on iPhone guide: what you can and can’t do

Posted on March 3, 2020 By Jarvis

What you can and can’t do with Wear on iOS

Wear OS by Google lets iPhone users pair a Wear watch and get an experience almost as good as those treading the pure Android smartphone-pairing path.

Of course, those of you who previously ran an older version of the software will know that most Wear watches already worked with iOS, but the experience was very limited.
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Wearables Tags:android, Google, iOS, iphone, smartphone, software, watch, Wear OS

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