Google's Android Wear Received Vast Update To Take On Apple Watch

Google has published an update for its operating system of SmartWatch, Android Wear, few days before Apple is due to begin to send at length awaited its Apple Watch.

The update adds features, for instance hands-free actions, always-on apps, WiFi support and a reconocedor emoji, which will help to Android Wear devices like the LG Watch Urbane and Moto 360 to compete with the Smart Watch of Apple.

For example, when any users leave their smartphone at office or home and go to market, coffee shop, gymnasium or a party then the users are able to receive notifications, send messages and use apps on their Android Wear smartwatch - the time that is connected to Wi-Fi.

Not like Apple Smart Watch, that only can be connected to an iPhone through Wi-Fi if both devices are in the same network, the Android devices will be able to work together, even if they are in different networks.

Like the Apple Watch "digital crown", this feature is intended to handle the issue of looking through data on a minor screen, where fingers are frequently excessively ungainly.

The always-on applications feature means the user can make certain applications - such as maps and shopping lists - are still visible on the SmartWatch screen in a low power mode, even when not actively seeking it.

Finally, the update of Android allows users to respond to a message from a friend or coworker quickly drawing a emoji on your watch face. Google recognizes the closest emoji and sent it over.
This means that users no longer have to use voice commands that may be inappropriate in meetings or public places.