After just a bit of teasing yesterday, Google is now offering some “snap-and-swap” MODE watch bands for a variety of Android Wear devices. While the MODE web pages and Google Store landing pages offering more details have yet to launch (Update: Now they’re live!), the video Google published today suggests that there will be many varieties available on the Google Store, Amazon, and Best Buy…
We told you earlier this year about the new “Jewel” and “Elegant” variants of the Huawei Watch made for women, but Android Police has now spotted a few unannounced variants of the watch on the company’s Chinese website…
Runtastic, the maker of popular fitness apps that was acquired by Adidas earlier this year, is today announcing the launch of its latest companion hardware with the new Runtastic Moment fitness tracking smart watch.
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Take out your salt shakers, but new images have made their way onto Reddit picturing what is purportedly the case of Motorola’s next iteration to the Android Wear-powered Moto 360.
As was expected (thanks to an advertisement spotted in the Barcelona Airport), Huawei came out this year at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Spain to announce its first entry into the Android Wear race: the Huawei Watch.
A first impression of the device might quickly lead you to believe that this is one of the most—if not the most—attractive Android Wear devices to launch, and based on what Huawei’s shown us, this thing might just be worthy of such a judgment…
After previously posting a photo of the watch following earlier spec leaks, LG has now shown the final design of its G Watch Android Wear smartwatch to PocketLint. The watch has no buttons at all, everything controlled via the touchscreen, and has an interchangeable strap.
Although the watch has a square face, LG says it hasn’t ruled out offering a round watch later. The leaked specs suggested the 1.65-inch display will have a resolution in the 240-280 pixel range, 512MB RAM and 4GB of storage.
