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  • Hands On | Sony Xperia Z5 and Z5 Premium

    Hands On | Sony Xperia Z5 and Z5 Premium

    Sony might have been getting flak for being slow on innovation for the past few years. However, with the launch of the new Sony Xperia Z5 Premium along side the more mainstream Xperia Z5 and Xperia Z5 compact, the Japanese giant is ready to set the record straight.

    The Sony Xperia Z5 Premium is the worlds first 4k display equipped smartphone. Sony has also included a new fingerprint scanner at an innovative location, right on the power button. The fingerprint scanner makes it easy to unlock the device efficiently, its quick and very accurate, making it a pleasure to use.

    Fingerprint scanner on the power button
    Fingerprint scanner on the power button

    Sony has not done much about the design apart from adding a matte finish on the Z5 and a ultra glossy finish on the Z5 Premium which will be available in Gold or Chrome. The remaining  design is based on the use of metal as a structure and Gorilla Glass 4 on the front and back of all the devices.

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    The premium with its 5.5 inch display is just a bit bigger and comfortable for most and also sits in the same size dimensions as the iPhone 6 Plus. Th rounded metal frame feels great and easy to hold.

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    The 23MP camera is an immense pleasure to use, with the dedicated shutter button. Images are captured quickly and look sharp, especially thanks to the 4k display. The in body image stabalization that we were able to test also looks fantastic.

    While most of the interface is still designed like olden Sony Timescape, the UI is fast and responsive and looks glorious on the UHD display. Android 5.1.1 is pre-installed and will be updated frequently and promptly promises Sony.

    The front of the device also houses- boom sound style dual stereo speakers which is nice and loud. The audio is crisp and well balanced.

    Sony has been able to truly capture our attention with the launch of these new handsets, but do we really need a 4k display smartphone and how will it affect the battery life? These are almost the same questions we asked at the time of QHD display. Stay tuned for our Review on the Xperia Z5 and Z5 premium soon and check out the spec sheet below:

    Specification

    Sony Xperia Z5

    Sony Xperia Z5 Premium

    Sony Xperia Z5 Compact

    Display

    		 5.2 inch display  5.5 inch 4K Ultra HD 4.6 inch display

    Resolution

    		  1920 x 1080p  4k – 806ppi 1920 x 1080p

    Chipset

    		    Qualcomm Snapdragon 810   Qualcomm Snapdragon 810  Qualcomm Snapdragon 810

    Processor

    		 Octa Core – 64 bit  Octa Core – 64 bit Octa Core – 64 bit

    GPU

    		  Adreno 430 Adreno 430  Adreno 430

    RAM

    		  3GB  3GB 3GB

    Storage

    		  32GB internal memory  32GB internal memory   32GB internal memory

    Expandability

    		  –  200 GB  –

    Rear Camera

    		  23MP sensor, F2.0 G Lens, 1/2.3 Exmor RS  23MP sensor, F2.0 G Lens, 1/2.3 Exmor RS  23MP sensor, F2.0 G Lens, 1/2.3 Exmor RS

    Rear Camera Video

    		 4k 4k 4k

    Front Camera

    		  5MP  5MP 5MP

    Front Camera Video

    		  1080p  1080p  1080p

    Battery

    		  2 days stamina with Qualcomm Quick Charger  3430 mAh battery lasting for up to two days, with quick charge  2 days stamina with Qualcomm Quick Charger

    Operating System

    		  Android 5.1  Android 5.1  Android 5.1

    Connectivity

    		  4G LTE, Single SIM and Dual SIM  Single SIM and Dual SIM  4G LTE

    Miscellaneous

    		 Fingerprint sensor, Colours: White, Graphite Black, Gold and Green  Fingerprint sensor  Yellow and Coral

    Price

    		 –  –  –

  • Top 5 Android Marshmallow Features

    Top 5 Android Marshmallow Features

    Last night, at the Google I/O Conference, we got a first look at the next big Android update. Google detailed the new features that are going to be made available with Android Marshmallow.

    We’ve already spoken about all the major announcements, we’re now bringing the spotlight to Android M. Are you wondering what sets it apart from Lollipop? Check out the list below.

    Clearer Security Permissions

    When you launch a newly downloaded app, do the permissions you’re ‘Accepting’ ever worry you? To make things simpler for users, Google has removed that step and instead you’re now going to be asked for a permission, when you choose to use a particular feature within an app. For example, if you’re using WhatsApp and you would like to send a picture directly from the chat box, a pop-up will appear requesting WhatsApp to access your camera.

    So how this essentially helps you is that instead of hurriedly accepting the permissions on downloading an app, this way, you know exactly the functions a particular app has access to. This change is very similar to the way iOS handles their app permissions.

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    Now on Tap

    The company has taken Google Now one step further with ‘Now on Tap’. This feature is not just available with a single tap of a button, it can now be launched while you’re viewing a particular webpage or an app. For example, if you’re viewing a friend’s Facebook profile, you can use Now on Tap to find out more details about the person. It may then link you to the person’s Twitter and Instagram profile.

    Another quick example, if you’re discussing a restaurant with a friend via chat, Now on Tap can give you details about the eatery. All in all, it can be launched to give context to anything you’re doing – without having to leave an app.

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    ‘Doze’ to Save your Battery

    With the new feature ‘Doze’, Android gives your phone the ability to detect if the smartphone has been left unattended for a while. In which case, M will reduce the background activity, giving the phone longer battery life.


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    Android Pay

    At the conference Google also announced Android Pay. Like every other mobile payment system, it will enable Android users to simply and securely use their Android phones to pay in stores or for Android Pay partner apps. Google has taken this one step ahead, it has added useful fingerprint support which allows users to confirm a purchase with their fingerprint. The newly-added fingerprint support can also be used to unlock devices. The company promises  that it works consistently across a range of devices and sensors.

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    Image Credit: Gazette Review

    This is only the first look at the latest version of Android. At the conference, Google stressed upon the fact that the company will continue to work on developing it further. Android M is expected to release later this year.

    Easier to “Cut, Copy, Paste”

    Google understands the number of time we need to copy and paste text from one tab to another. Hence it is going to be making our life easier by bringing the options right above the text we want to cut, instead of at the top of the screen. It may not seem like a major change, but it’s small features like these that combine to make our phone usage quick.

  • Exclusive : India Pricing of the Nexus 6P and Nexus 5X Revealed

    Exclusive : India Pricing of the Nexus 6P and Nexus 5X Revealed

    Last night Google threw the curtain off its new smartphones – the LG Nexus 5X ad the Huawei Nexus 6P.

    Although we had all the information, thanks to previous leaks, the company officially confirmed that the Nexus 6P features a 5.7-inch QHD touchscreen, Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 810 chipset, with 3 GB RAM, and a USB Type-C port. The camera sports a 12.3MP sensor at the rear and a rather impressive 8MP on the front.

    The Nexus 5X on the other hand, comes with a 5.2-inch FHD display, USB Type-C and is available in three colours – Carbon Black, Sports White and Ice Blue.  Pre-orders for the smartphones began last night in US, UK, Ireland, Canada, and Japan.

    We now have information that the smartphone will go up for preorder in India in the 3rd week of October.

    The 16GB Variant of the LG Nexus 5X will be priced at Rs. 31,900, and the 32GB variant will be priced at Rs. 35,900. Meanwhile the Huawei Nexus 6P (32GB) will cost Rs. 39,999, the 64GB variant will cost Rs. 42,999 and the 128GB will cost Rs. 47,999.

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    We also have information that the company will be bringing in a range of covers to India, along with the handsets, priced at Rs. 2,800.

    We did an article earlier giving detailed specs of the new Google smartphones. Check it out here. Stay tuned; we’ll be bring you the hands on review of the two devices, shortly.

  • LG Nexus 5X Gets Listed on Amazon India, Specs Leak

    LG Nexus 5X Gets Listed on Amazon India, Specs Leak

    Google officially confirmed that the upcoming Nexus smartphones will be arriving on the 29th of this month. We now have confirmation from Amazon India about the detailed specifications of one of the two upcoming devices – the LG Nexus 5X.

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    The landing page of the Nexus smartphone is already live and reveals that the smartphone will come in three colour variants – Charcoal Black, Quartz White and Ice Blue. Unfortunately there are no pictures available.

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    According to the Nexus landing page the smartphone will come with a 12.3MP primary camera and a 5MP front facing camera. It will feature a 5.2-inch IPS FHD display with 423 ppi pixel density. As per usual, the new operating system by Google, Android Marshmallow will be debuting on this smartphone. The LG Nexus 5X will be powered by a 1.8GHz Qualcomm MSM8992 hexa core processor, coupled with 2GB RAM. According to the post, it will come with a 16GB internal memory and single nano SIM . This smartphone is expected to be priced at Rs. 23,940. Although there still several details missing, it’s worth noting that up until now we’ve only seen sketchy leaks of the device.

    We now only have to wait a week before the two new smartphones are officially announced and as always, iGyaan will be bringing you the news as it happens.

    Source : [tw-button size=”small” background=”#07ABE2″ color=”” target=”_blank” link=”http://www.amazon.in/gp/product/B015ML0Y7U?utm_source=emailcampaign33&utm_medium=phpList&utm_content=HTMLemail&utm_campaign=%5BNews+Tip%5D+LG+Nexus+5X+on+Amazon”]Charcoal Black [/tw-button] [tw-button size=”small” background=”#07ABE2″ color=”” target=”_blank” link=”http://www.amazon.in/gp/product/B015ML12US?utm_source=emailcampaign33&utm_medium=phpList&utm_content=HTMLemail&utm_campaign=%5BNews+Tip%5D+LG+Nexus+5X+on+Amazon”]Quartz White [/tw-button] [tw-button size=”small” background=”#07ABE2″ color=”” target=”_blank” link=”http://www.amazon.in/gp/product/B015ML152I?utm_source=emailcampaign33&utm_medium=phpList&utm_content=HTMLemail&utm_campaign=%5BNews+Tip%5D+LG+Nexus+5X+on+Amazon”] Ice Blue [/tw-button]

    Thanks for the tip.

  • Apple CEO Tim Cook Reveals His Favourite iPhone 6s Feature

    Apple CEO Tim Cook Reveals His Favourite iPhone 6s Feature

    Before the iPhone 6s launch, rumours and multiple leaks of the iPhone 6s had suggested that it would come with a massive battery, USB Type-C port and fast-charging tech. Unfortunately, we weren’t so lucky. The few new features Apple did announce were upgraded cameras, new Force Touch and an upgraded body.

    Now, Apple CEO in a conversation with Buzzfeed News revealed his favourite new feature about the iPhone 6s – the 3D Touch. This feature is an ungraded version of Force Touch, which was introduced with the MacBook. Just like Force Touch, it also senses your action depending on the amount of pressure you apply on the iPhone screen. Adding to the multi-touch gestures like Tap, Swipe, Pinch, 3D Touch brings Peek and Pop. Tim Cook admitted that these features “save so much time.”

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    With Peek and Pop you can preview the content without opening it entirely. For example, If someone sends you a link to a website, you can Peek at it without leaving the screen you’re on. If you want to open the full page in Safari, press the link a little more deeply to Pop into it.

    I personally think 3D Touch is a game changer, I find that my efficiency is way up with 3D touch, because I can go through so many emails so quickly. It really does cut out a number of navigational steps to get where you’re going.

    In the same interview, Tim Cook revealed that, going forward, the company may decide to make stock iOS apps optional.  Some of the apps we will be able delete are Tips, Podcasts, Compass, Stocks and iBooks. This would mean good news for people who have opted for the lower storage space iPhones.

    Source : [tw-button size=”medium” background=”#07ABE2″ color=”” target=”_blank” link=”http://www.buzzfeed.com/johnpaczkowski/twenty-minutes-with-tim-cook#.dxoNYbbmA”]Buzzfeed [/tw-button]

  • Apple May Give Us an Option to Delete Built-in iPhone Apps

    Apple May Give Us an Option to Delete Built-in iPhone Apps

    Starting the day off with some good news – the current Apple Inc. CEO, Tim Cook, in a conversation with Buzzfeed News commented that a few in-house Apple apps may become optional. He didn’t indicate exactly when we should expect this change, but agreed that he understood that a majority of users wanted out. His comments suggested that the company was working towards making a bloatware-free iPhone a reality.

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    However, Tim Cook also said that we won’t be able to do away with all of the apps. Some of more important stock iOS apps such as Mail, Messages or Safari are interlinked with other functions of the phone and removing them may affect the phone’s performance, if removed.

    We’ll figure out a way [for you to remove them]. It’s not that we want to suck up your real estate, we’re not motivated to do that. We want you to be happy. So I recognize that some people want to do this, and it’s something we’re looking at. – Tim Cook

    Some of the apps we will be able delete are Tips, Podcasts, Compass, Stocks and iBooks. This would mean good news for people who have opted for the lower storage space iPhones. Considering the amount a 128GB iPhone costs, this is an excellent development.

    Source : [tw-button size=”medium” background=”#07ABE2″ color=”” target=”_blank” link=”http://www.buzzfeed.com/johnpaczkowski/twenty-minutes-with-tim-cook#.dxoNYbbmA”]Buzzfeed [/tw-button]

  • ASUS Launches an Affordable LED Flash Phone Accessory in India

    ASUS Launches an Affordable LED Flash Phone Accessory in India

    Venturing away from smartphones, ASUS today announced the arrival of interesting accessories in India. They’ve added ‘LolliFlash’ and ‘ZenEars’ to their Indian portfolio, priced at Rs. 899 and Rs. 699 respectively.

    Talking about the LolliFlash first, the accessory is a Dual-LED flashlight for smartphones. It slots into a device’s headphone socket and is perfect for adding the much-needed flash light for night time or low light selfies. The LolliFlash provides three brightness levels and a 70 degree beam.

    Lolliflash asus

    What’s slightly disconcerting about the device is that it requires charging. The company claims that one full charge provides a 3-hour battery life. The accessory works with any device with a 3.5mm headphone jack. The portable device comes with three colour filters as well – white, blue and red.

    Next, Asus introduced the ZenEars, which are earphones. The company claims that they fit perfectly into the user’s ears and effectively absorb reflected sound, reducing distortion and restore more music details. It consists of a patented damping system and transmission tube designed to deliver crystal clear and detailed sound.

    Both accessories are available starting today.

  • OnePlus to Host an Open Sale for the OnePlus 2 Soon

    OnePlus to Host an Open Sale for the OnePlus 2 Soon

    Ever wonder why OnePlus follows the annoying invite system? It’s actually a smart business move by the company. It is there to ensure that their company takes strong and steady steps forward. Thanks to the system, OnePlus only manufactures enough inventory as the demand.  While at times the demand may be higher than the supply, their supply will never overpower the demand. They said it was their solution to managing risks. And for such a young company, that is one of the most important things they need to think about.

    However, the same system is a tiresome ordeal for potential customers. With the launch of OnePlus’ second flagship, we had hoped that the company would be better prepared this time around. Unfortunately we were mistaken. It seems like everyone is waiting to get their hands on the product, even after a month after launch. OnePlus has admitted there is a reason for that.

    I’d like to apologize on behalf of OnePlus for the delay. To our fans, sorry. We were equally excited when we saw your excitement around the OnePlus 2. We know how it feels waiting and waiting for something you really want, while being given ETAs that go unfulfilled.

    In a blog post, Co-founder Carl Pei acknowledged that they messed up the launch of their product. He apologised to the fans, partners and collaborators for the delay in rolling out the product. He said the reason for the delay was a young “inexperienced team” managing cash flow, inventory, supply chain and production. To make up for it, the company will be hosting an 1-hour open sale sometime this month, or early next month.

    There was no word about the specific countries for the sale, but since OnePlus considers India as one of the first tier countries, we needn’t worry.

  • YU YUpix is an Affordable Printer For Your Smartphone

    YU YUpix is an Affordable Printer For Your Smartphone

    Ahead of its smartphone launch scheduled for 8th September, Yu has announced a unique smartphone printer priced at a mere Rs. 6,999. The device helps you instantly create prints of pictures, directly from your smartphone.

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    The new printer, which is compatible with both iOS and Android devices, uses a ‘dye sublimation’ printing tech with a 291DPI resolution. The YUpix comes with a 750mAh battery and can print a picture sized 2.1x 3.4 inch; it supports the JPEG format. Connectivity-wise we have the option of using NFC/Wi-fi as well as Wi-fi direct.

    The company claims that the smart printer is portable and “smaller than a tablet”. Seems like YU, just like its competitor Xiaomi, is working on a peripheral of products rather than focusing solely on smartphones. The young company co-founded by Rahul Sharma, already has fitness wearables in its portfolio. We’re excited to find out what’s in store next.

    The device is available exclusively on Amazon. Click here to buy now:

     

  • Samsung Galaxy Note 5 Arrives in India on 7th September

    Samsung Galaxy Note 5 Arrives in India on 7th September

    Samsung India has sent out press invites for an event scheduled for the 7th of September. The company will be launching it’s newest phablet, and it will go on sale soon after.

    The Note 5 comes with a Super AMOLED capacitive touchscreen and 16M colours, a 5.7 inches display with a 1440 x 2560 pixels, all protected by the Corning Gorilla Glass 4.

    The phablet runs on the Android OS, v5.1.1 (Lollipop) with a Octa core (2.1GHz Quad + 1.5GHz Quad), 64 bit, 14 nm processor. It does not have an expandable microSD slot, but comes in two variants – 32GB and 64 GB, both with a 4 GB RAM. The S-Pen this time comes at the bottom of the phone with a spring system which makes accessing it a lot more fun.

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    In the photography section, the Note 5 comes with a 16 MP, 5312 x 2988 pixels, optical image stabilization, autofocus, LED flash primary camera and a 5MP front camera. Other connectivity features include, Wi-Fi 802.11, dual-band, Wi-Fi Direct, hotspot, the Bluetooth v4.2, with GPS and NFC support.

    The Galaxy Note 5 has some very interesting features that allow you to perform various tasks such as signing documents with the S-Pen on your PDF directly, instead of having to print it out. The phablet also comes with some eye-catching accessories and colours such as the silver titanium, gold platinum, black sapphire and white pearl.

    What is also new in the Note 5 when compared to Note 4 is Samsung Pay, a transaction system designed and made to run with virtually all credit card machines globally. This will currently be launched in the US and Korea and will later be available to the world.

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    Samsung has also added something that they call fast wireless charging into the mix with their new Galaxy Note 5. The Samsung Galaxy S6 supported fast charging via microUSB and wireless charging over various standards. Samsung claims to have combined these technologies and have launched a fast wireless charger, which in theory should also be backward compatible with the Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge.

    The Galaxy Note 5 is powered by a Non-removable Li-Po 3,000mAh, fast charging, wireless charging compatible with WPC and PMA battery.

    Here’s a look at its full specifications:

    Features Samsung Galaxy Note 5
    Display  5.7 inches
    Resolution  1440 x 2560 pixels
    Processor  Octa core (2.1GHz Quad + 1.5GHz Quad), 64 bit, 14 nm process
    OS  Android OS, v5.1.1 (Lollipop)
    RAM  4GB
    Storage  32GB and 64 GB
    Primary Camera  16 MP, 5312 x 2988 pixels, optical image stabilization, autofocus, LED flash
    Front Camera  5MP
    Connectivity  Wi-Fi 802.11, dual-band, Wi-Fi Direct, hotspot, the Bluetooth v4.2, with GPS and NFC
    Battery  Non-removable Li-Po 3,000mAh, fast charging, wireless charging compatible with WPC and PMA
    Price INR to be announced on 3rd September

  • Xiaomi Set to Rip Off Samsung’s Smartphone Design

    Xiaomi has made it no secret that it is ‘inspired’ by Apple’s design language. Across the Chinese company’s massive product range –  there are plenty of uses of white, mixed with the smooth silver aluminium finish. Now according to reports surfacing in China, Xiaomi is working on a smartphone with a dual curved edge display. Sounds familiar?

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    Samsung’s unique ‘edge’ design was first unveiled last year at IFA on the Note 4. The company introduced a one-of-a-kind design which stands out in the crowd for its unique screen, which extends and runs over onto the right side of the device. And if you’re thinking the curved panel is simply a marketing gimmick, you’re wrong.

    The extended side screen is super functional as well – it has 7 scrollable panels which are customisable. When the smartphone is locked, the side-panel can be used to have a quick look at notifications and get faster access to certain features such as time and date display, flashlight, camera, messages and even a ruler.  Preferred apps can also be shifted to the side panel, frequent use of which will help users conserve battery life.

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    After the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 Edge, S6 Edge and S6 Edge+ have also utilised this design.

    According to the rumour, the upcoming ‘edgy’ Xiaomi smartphone features a 5.2-inch display with a 1440×2560 QHD resolution (565ppi). It is expected to be powered by a Snapdragon 808, hexa-core CPU and Adreno 418 GPU. With respect to availability and pricing – it may arrive in October priced around Rs. 26,000 (approx.) Xiaomi is not the only one, it has been reported that LG is also working on a similar design.

     Xiaomi has made it its business to bring high-end products at affordable pricing. The effort is appreciable by millions using their products, we’re just not sure if Samsung will be too happy to hear about this.

  • Samsung Officially Unveils The Gear S2 in Two Variants

    Samsung Officially Unveils The Gear S2 in Two Variants

    It seems like Samsung decided to leave nothing for the IFA Berlin 2015. Unlike last year, when we witnessed the unveiling of the Note 4 and Note 4 Edge at the mega electronics festival, this year Samsung has already unloaded all its blockbusters.

    Coming to the new smartwatch – it is 11.4millimeter thin, comes with a 1.2-inch screen with a 360x360resolution (302ppi). To power the device, Samsung has used 1GHz dual-core processor and provided the option of 3G Connectivity. The Gear S2 runs on the company’s very own Tizen OS and uses a rotating bezel, along with the Home and Back buttons, for navigation. Samsung has also added NFC for mobile payments.

    The Samsung Gear S2 reflects Samsung’s most progressive innovation. It is the perfect complement for any occasion, easily taking you from day to night, from work to workout

    Perhaps, the highlight of the device would be the fact that the company claims it lasts upto 2-3 days on a single charge. Since a wearable is an extra ‘smart’ device that you need to carry around, a long-lasting battery is a necessity.  One of the exciting announcements is that the smartwatch has been announced in two variants – Gear S2 and Gear S2 Classic. Other than the design, the only major difference between the two is their size. The Classic has been built smaller and lighter than the Gear S2. For its timeless design, we’re leaning towards the Classic which comes with a black dial and a leather band.

    Samsung also announced that there will be multiple apps already optimised with the watch when it is made available. Though they did not elaborate further on the same. We’re also currently awaiting a word on availability and pricing.

    Features Samsung Gear S2
    Display 1.2-inch, Circular Super AMOLED, 360×360, 302ppi
    AP Dual core 1.0 GHz
    OS Tizen based wearable platform
    Storage Memory  4GB Internal Memory
    RAM 512MB
    Connectivity Wi-Fi: 802.11 b/g/n, Bluetooth® 4.1, NFC
    Battery 250mAh Li-ion
    Misc IP68 Certified Dust and Water Resistant, Wireless Charging
  • Android Wear Smartwatches are Now Compatible with the iPhone

    Android Wear Smartwatches are Now Compatible with the iPhone

    Finishing the day off with some good news for iPhone users – Android Wear will finally support Apple’s smartphones. In an official blog post, Google announced that they will be rolling out Android Wear for iOS.

    Starting today, the LG Watch Urbane will work with iPhones and all upcoming Android smartwatches, by Motorola, Asus and Huawei, will be also iOS compatible. By this, we’re assuming Google was hinting at the upcoming Moto 360 (Gen 2), Asus ZenWatch 2 and Huawei Watch.

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    With a smartwatch one doesn’t have to constantly be on their phones in order to check the time, reply to emails, take calls, respond to text messages etc, instead all these activities can be completed by a few glances and voice notes.

    Android Wear for iOS is rolling out today. Just pair your iPhone (iPhone 5, 5c, 5s, 6, or 6 Plus running iOS 8.2+) with an Android Wear watch to bring simple and helpful information right to your wrist.

    We’re a fan of cross-compatibility –  if we would like to pair an Apple product with a Google product, their interactivity should be easy and seamless. For iPhone users, up until now, the only choice of a smartwatch was the Apple Watch, which has received mixed reviews. On the other hand, Android watches are cheaper and in some cases, more readily available. With this move, Google gives (nearly) everyone the option to buy and use Android watches.

    It’s now your turn, Apple.

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