Still have no desire to get a wearable, apple watch didn't blow my mind. I'm looking forward to seeing what android wear 2.0 offers, it's rumored to launch on october 15th.
Aesthetics wise, i still think the moto 360 looks the best.
Still have no desire to get a wearable, apple watch didn't blow my mind. I'm looking forward to seeing what android wear 2.0 offers, it's rumored to launch on october 15th.
Aesthetics wise, i still think the moto 360 looks the best.
I hope that Wear 2.0 adds support for round displays. It would certainly help the Moto 360 and the G Watch R.
I thought that was already supposed to be part of 1.0.
Fixed that for youI guess it's about time I finally look for a cheap AT&T Motox 2014.
Fixed that for you
I thought that was already supposed to be part of 1.0.
It boggles my mind how many people are gonna buy the iPhone 6+ when it's highway robbery at $299 and up on contract.
Boggles my fucking mind
It is? Someone better tell Motorola, because I think they didn't get the memo.
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Just wait until you see how many people buy the $350+ Apple Watch next year...
That's high for sure, but not totally comparable to buying a $300 phone on contract.
https://developer.android.com/design/wear/style.html
According to that, Wear supports different shapes at the system level, but it's on the developer to make sure that they take care of the rest to get it looking right.
Edit: Posted correct link
Thanks. I really didn't know that.
I hope developers have the little gap on the bottom in mind as well, when they code for Android Wear.
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The gap is only there due to the hardware design of the moto360. The other round watch from LG is a full circle.Thanks. I really didn't know that.
I hope developers have the little gap on the bottom in mind as well, when they code for Android Wear.
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What is the verdict of getting Android L on Nexus 5?
The gap is only there due to the hardware design of the moto360. The other round watch from LG is a full circle.
It's coning we just don't know when for the official L date?
gizmodo said:Thankfully, the iPhone 6 Plus is also the first iPhone to wholeheartedly embrace a landscape mode, so you don't need to hold it single-handed
Wow, gold.
no like installing the developer version?
Ok.I think the Apple Watch is great. It's not as groundbreaking as I hoped it would be, but it's still pretty nice. The Moto 270 looks nicer, though. Even still, everyone wins today. Apple has some good ideas and an interface that's much more thought out than a singular fucking Google Now notification.
I'm still waiting before boarding this wearable train.
So anyway, with nothing of note left to be announced this year, it's safe to crown the king of 2014. Sam did it again!
Ok.
Does anyone have a 360?
How is it?
Lets hope moto releases gen 2 in the next 2 months.
If I wanted a Moto X 2014 I'd keep my G2.
no like installing the developer version?
So anyway, with nothing of note left to be announced this year, (cough, Nexus, cough) it's safe to crown the king of 2014. Motorola did it again!
Fixed
Gizmodo headline: "Whoa, the Apple Watch Has Wireless Charging"
Guess they didn't pay attention to the 360 at all.
To be fair, Apple's security implementation for NFC payments seems great. Retailer gets no actual credit card information, including your name. It's something different, at least.
Your G2 shows the time and your notifications without touching it? And executes any GNow command in response to "Hey Jarvis" while the screen is off? And auto adjusts its ringer and actions based on your schedule? And shuts up when you wave over it?
Once you have these things, you can't go back to a normal phone...
$499 US dollars for a phone on contract? Nice. What a deal. I can't wait for this to come out.
Isn't this more or less how Google Wallet works now? I think the only significant difference is that Apple generates a one-time credit card number, with Google Wallet it seems to use a virtual number that seems to be assigned per device, although I bet that if someone tried to charge something to that number without authorizing through the Wallet app (for example an attacker managed to get the virtual number by compromising the POS terminal), the transaction would be declined...
I know that's exaggerated, but I'm honestly hoping for a refresh at CES or MWC. That should be enough time to replace the battery and SoC. A completely round display with a higher resolution needs to be there in a year.
Are you serious? Isn't the note only $299?
Moto said the old Moto X is getting some of the new X features, but the features are scattered on the old X and consolidated on the new One. Wonder how they're going to implement this...
So anyway, with nothing of note left to be announced this year, it's safe to crown the king of 2014. Sony did it again!
Ok.
There are apps for those, yes, and saying OK Google does work for every screen. But I don't particularly care about waving my hand over my phone.