Google always looks for ways to get quick information from smartwatches and to do that these tech giants have developed new options for watch faces on Android wear devices, which are powered by their own softwares for wearable tech.
This new option will let the user see the weather or step counter right or left whenever they glance at their watches! Instead of changing the screens of the gadgets, they will announce an update for them so that the users can easily get their smartwatches updated.
"With just a tap, your watch face can change its design, reveal more information, or even launch a specific app," Flavio Lerda, an Android Wear software engineer, wrote in a statement.
These recent moves by Google shows how much they actually respond to user queries and want the best for their costumers.
Last year when Google first launched its smartwatch, it didn't want to overwhelm its customers as it was a new thing and people were not used to wear a mini computer like watch on their wrists. Apple, with its Apple Watch, allows people to do some things from its default screen, like launching an alarm or the watch's fitness features. But, true to Apple style, the watch faces have largely remained simple as well. Unlike Apple, Google is asking app developers to create watch faces to fit users' interests. One watch face, made by Under Armour, shows a step counter or a tracker of how many calories you've burned. Another watch face shows you how many unread emails you have, or what meetings you have coming up.
