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| The next version of Wear OS will be released in the fall |
Google is preparing to release a new version of the six-year-old OS Wear so that the next update will allow faster access to information and applications.
Although the OS hasn't caught a lot of attention lately, Google Wear OS hasn't given up.
The search giant announced that it will launch a new version later this year in which processor optimizations will allow applications to run 20% faster than the previous version.
The update is expected to be released in the fall and aims to simplify the pairing process with smartphones and provide better control for handling different modes and hourly exercises.
Additionally, LTE support could be improved and the new Wear OS wearable devices are expected to improve their performance thanks to the Snapdragon Wear 4100 and Snapdragon Wear 4100 Plus systems announced by Qualcomm. new.
Mobvoi, the manufacturer of TickWatch Pro, will launch TicWatch Pro 3 with Wear OS and Snapdragon Wear 4100 later this year.
Qualcomm claims that the battery life of these two new chips has increased by 25% while the processor in the Snapdragon Wear 4100 plus chip continues to support cards, heart rate, notifications and screens. By touch and more animation.
The next version of Wear OS includes a handwash timer, which is Google's response to the emerging coronavirus. The search giant is also working to create a new weather interface based on fluctuations in today's hourly forecast.
Google said: The new user interface is designed for easy reading on the go and with hourly daily weather analysis so you can plan ahead and provide information about important weather warnings in your area.
Those looking for non-Apple Watch products can expect companies like Oppo and Xiaomi to introduce new Wear OS devices.
Although the update is not as good as the major Android 11 update, Google said: It is trying to bring the best features from Android 11 to mobile devices.
She added: "The new version (Wear OS) is based on Android 11," as the current version of the wearable operating system is still based on Android 9.
Google also talked to the developers, and developers should find that they are using popular Android development tools (such as (Android Studio), the official Android programming language (Kotlin), and the software library (Android Jetpack)) to create applications (Android Wear). Much easier.