It's official. Today, Google beat Apple in the two companies' unspoken race to announce a new smartwatch. Android Wear looks pretty amazing, and so does the beautiful Moto 360, which Motorola says will launch this summer. Following today's news, we're seriously tempted to commit to Google's new vision for the future of wearable technology, but what about the iWatch? Apple's rumored...
I don’t wear a smartwatch, nor have I had any desire to (I’m the weirdo in the TechnoBuffalo staff that hasn’t bought one). The latest Pebble looks great, sure, what with its app store, and the Gear 2 is now even fancier. But why would I wear something that simply feeds me notifications, especially when, once I see that email or message come in, I’m just going to take my phone out...
Google on Tuesday officially announced Android Wear, its initiative and operating system for wearables that we first learned about from sources during Mobile World Congress last month. As the company’s demonstration videos explain, Android Wear is probably going to make its debut on smartwatches, though as we all know the use cases could be potentially limitless. What is Android Wear...
Google on Tuesday finally detailed the future of Android wearables. We knew a big unveil was coming, and now we know what to expect later this year: it comes in the form of Android Wear, a new project that essentially puts the very best aspects of Google Now right on your wrist. As you can see in the video, everything can be controlled with your voice (or with a simple touch)—the...