Movado revealed its newest Wear OS watch this morning, the Movado Connect 2.0. It’s the latest smartwatch from the traditional watchmaker that features a sharp design, plus it includes all of the specs you need to see in a Wear OS device to even consider buying it. The Movado Connect 2.0 runs the newest Snapdragon […]
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The big news to drop today was a story about the almost-arrival of a Google Pixel Watch back in 2016 alongside the original line of Pixel phones. It’s big news because we now know that we were incredibly close to getting a first Google-branded watch (or two), but we also learned that Google is unlikely
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A Pixel Watch is an item so many of us that follow Android have been asking for. We want Google to show us their vision for Wear OS combined with hardware, since there are so few players left willing to do so. If there is ever going to be some sort of savior for Google’s
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At the beginning of the year, Google purchased some sort of mystery tech from Fossil that they hoped to be able to bring to the market for all to use to help grow the wearable space. Google paid $40 million for it as well as some of Fossil’s R&D team, but up until today, we
Wear OS is a beleaguered platform at best, but that doesn’t stop us wanting it to be better and hoping for better hardware for it to run on. The announcement of the Snapdragon 3100 Wear processor was heralded as the potential solution we had been waiting for, but alas on it’s own it wasn’t enough
Three new Wear OS smartwatches were announced by Michael Kors this morning, two sequels and one original. MKGO The new device, called MKGO, is a sport watch designed not for the MK fashion runway, but for the gym and trails. It features a 1.19″ display, 43mm case, Snapdragon 3100 processor, NFC, heart rate monitoring, water
There’s no getting around the fact that Wear OS as a platform hasn’t evolved much in recent years, mostly because Google and Qualcomm, as the two major players powering it, don’t seem invested. It’s not dead, though, because companies like Fossil are trying to make the most of what’s available and have turned out a
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