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#Google arbeitet offenbar an einem neuen #Fitbit-Tracker. Das Besondere: Erstmals soll #WearOS als Betriebssystem zum Einsatz kommen, was das Ende für Fitbit OS bedeuten könnte. https://winfuture.de/news,161209.html?utm_source=Mastodon&utm_medium=ManualStatus&utm_campaign=SocialMedia

Why is Google ghosting my app review? Usually I get a release up within an hour but now it's already been 2 days in review with no progress!

#GooglePlay #GooglePlayStore #PlayStore #WearOS

Why is Google ghosting my app review? Usually I get a release up within an hour but now it's already been 2 days in review with no progress!

#GooglePlay #GooglePlayStore #PlayStore #WearOS

Why is Google ghosting my app review? Usually I get a release up within an hour but now it's already been 2 days in review with no progress!

#GooglePlay #GooglePlayStore #PlayStore #WearOS

Why is Google ghosting my app review? Usually I get a release up within an hour but now it's already been 2 days in review with no progress!

#GooglePlay #GooglePlayStore #PlayStore #WearOS

Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 Review: A satisfying smartwatch

The Ultra2 is 10.7 mm thick and definitely feels lighter on your wrist | Photo Credit: Ashwin Rajagopalan…
#NewsBeep #News #Gadgets #AU #Australia #SamsungGalaxyWatchUltra2 #smartwatch #Technology #WearOS
https://www.newsbeep.com/au/886602/

Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 Review: A satisfying smartwatch

The Ultra2 is 10.7 mm thick and definitely feels lighter on your wrist | Photo Credit: Ashwin Rajagopalan…
#NewsBeep #News #Gadgets #AU #Australia #SamsungGalaxyWatchUltra2 #smartwatch #Technology #WearOS
https://www.newsbeep.com/au/886602/

Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 Review: A satisfying smartwatch

The Ultra2 is 10.7 mm thick and definitely feels lighter on your wrist | Photo Credit: Ashwin Rajagopalan…
#NewsBeep #News #Gadgets #SamsungGalaxyWatchUltra2 #Smartwatch #Technology #UK #UnitedKingdom #WearOS
https://www.newsbeep.com/uk/765746/

https://www.europesays.com/uk/1196209/ Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 Review: A satisfying smartwatch #Gadgets #SamsungGalaxyWatchUltra2 #smartwatch #Technology #UK #UnitedKingdom #WearOS

https://www.europesays.com/ie/680900/ Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 Review: A satisfying smartwatch #Éire #Gadgets #IE #Ireland #SamsungGalaxyWatchUltra2 #smartwatch #Technology #WearOS

One UI 9 Watch Beta Program for the Galaxy Watch6 is now open!

Earlier, Samsung opened the One UI 9.0 Watch Beta Program for the Galaxy Watch7 for users in the US and in Korea to try out the new One UI Watch version, which was already released to the Galaxy Watch9 and Watch Ultra2 revealed this year.

While Samsung was working on One UI 9 Watch for the Galaxy Watch6 series, they opened the beta program. Starting from today, the Galaxy Watch6 series has officially started its beta program for One UI 9.0 according to Alfatürk.

The following firmware builds may have been selected:

• SM-R960: R960XXU2ZZI1 [KOO]
• SM-R950: R950XXU2ZZI1 [KOO]
• SM-R940: R940XXU2ZZI1 [KOO]
• SM-R930: R930XXU2ZZI1 [KOO]

Samsung has opened the beta program, and you can join the beta program through Samsung Members if your watch, your region, and your carrier is eligible. It’s expected to be available in both the US and Korea only, with Bluetooth and LTE versions being eligible for participation in the beta program, accordong to the rollout history. T-Mobile is the only participating carrier in the US.

You can participate to the Beta Program using Samsung Members on your phone using either a beta banner or the “Beta Program” page. In order to participate, follow these steps:

1. Ensure that your Galaxy Watch and your phone are both from the USA (XAA) or Korea (KOO) to ensure maximum compatibility
   • On your phone, open Settings > About phone > Software information, and look for “Service provider software version”. Make sure it contains XAA or KOO.
   • On your watch, unlock Developer settings by opening Settings > About > Software information and tapping “Software version” 4 times, and refer to the second line that contains your watch’s CSC. Make sure it contains XAA or KOO.
   • If you’re using the Galaxy Watch in the USA, make sure that you are on the active plan with T-Mobile.
2. Open Samsung Members
3. Scroll down to Beta Program
4. Search for entries like “One UI 9 Watch6 Beta”
5. Read the description and follow the steps on the screen
6. Press “Join”
7. Check for software updates

Please note that this Beta Program is for users to test all aspects of One UI 9 Watch and to report all bugs found.

Make sure that you have stable internet connectivity when downloading the update, as it can be large in size. When installing the update, make sure that your watch is fully charged and in a cold environment to avoid interruptions caused by heat and by low battery. Never interrupt the update installation in any way during the process, or you may face problems later.

One UI 9 Watch Beta is coming soon for the Galaxy Watch6

The Galaxy Watch6 series was released in 2023 with One UI 5 Watch as the default software, based on Wear OS 4. This wearable series provides you with new features.

While Samsung was working on One UI 9 Watch for the Galaxy Watch6 series which has entered testing, new builds for the Galaxy Watch6 have been spotted, which suggest that One UI 9 Watch Beta is going to start in the next few weeks.

According to the testing servers in Korea, the Galaxy Watch6 series is getting ready for the next stage of testing. Alfatürk has spotted the first internal beta build being spotted for this smartwatch series.

The following firmware builds have been spotted:

• SM-R960: R960XXU2ZZI1 [KOO]
• SM-R950: R950XXU2ZZI1 [KOO]
• SM-R940: R940XXU2ZZI1 [KOO]
• SM-R930: R930XXU2ZZI1 [KOO]

Currently, there are no beta builds for the above smartwatch series yet, but if Samsung has opened the beta program, you will be able to join the beta program through Samsung Members if your watch, your region, and your carrier is eligible. It’s expected to be available in both the US and Korea, with Bluetooth and LTE versions being eligible for participation in the beta program, accordong to the rollout history. T-Mobile is the only participating carrier in the US.

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EXCLUSIVE: One UI 9 Watch starts development for the Galaxy Watch6 and Watch5

The Galaxy Watch6 series was released in 2023 with One UI 5 Watch as the default software, based on Wear OS 4. It was an upgrade over the Galaxy Watch5 series, and it provided various upgrades and new features to enhance your wearable experience.

While Samsung was working on One UI 9 Watch for various Galaxy smartwatches, including the Galaxy Watch8, Watch8 classic, and Watch7 series, new builds for the Galaxy Watch6 and the Watch5 have been spotted.

According to the testing servers in Korea, the Galaxy Watch6 and Watch5 series are getting ready for testing One UI 9.0 Watch, with the first internal build being spotted for this smartwatch series that we have spotted, which can be seen by the following firmware builds:

• SM-R960: R960XXU2DZG6 [KOO]
• SM-R950: R950XXU2DZG6 [KOO]
• SM-R940: R940XXU2DZG6 [KOO]
• SM-R930: R930XXU2DZG6 [KOO]
• SM-R920: R920XXU2EZG6 [KOO]
• SM-R910: R910XXU2EZG6 [KOO]
• SM-R900: R900XXU2EZG6 [KOO]

Currently, there are no beta builds for the above smartwatch series yet, but if Samsung has opened the beta program, you will be able to join the beta program through Samsung Members if your watch, your region, and your carrier is eligible. It’s expected to be available in both the US and Korea, with Bluetooth and LTE versions being eligible for participation in the beta program, according to the rollout history. T-Mobile is the only participating carrier in the US.

Please note that the Galaxy Watch5 users may not get a chance to try out One UI 9 Watch with the beta program before the official release, according to the recent rollout records. Galaxy Watch6 users may probably be able to join the beta program if Samsung plans to open it. There is no clear date yet on whether One UI 9 Watch will enter the beta stage.

Pixel Watch 2 - Privacy Preserving Setup

I've been trying everything i could think of to make the watch work under GrapheneOS - Here is what i learned:

• Unpairing the Watch means factory resetting it.
• Every feature (literally everything) is google dependent (who would have thought.. i know)
• Pairing with your phone requires the "Pixel Watch" -App to be installed on your main profile (not work, not private space) alongside Google Play Services. There's no way around.

This is obviously unacceptable. So i did a bit of research and found a way that will not only be way more practical, it will also be private.

First i created a second user on my Phone, installed Google Play Services and the pixel watch app on it, logged in with a newly created google account and completed the setup.

I know some people use a chinese version of the WearOS app to bypass the google login. Since i don't want a chinese app to configure my watch, i didn't even try that.

After the watch was set up, i continued and:

• Deleted the user profile from which i connected the Watch
• Enabled wireless debugging
• Debloated the watch as good as possible (i will have to root the watch in the future to properly do it)
• Removed the Google account in the settings
• Cleared all Bluetooth preferences
• Enabled Bluetooth discovery
• Installed KDE Connect on it (not meant for WearOS but it does work barely)

The watch is now in a state where i can use it daily.

But i also want to make use of all those fancy quality-of-life features, like heartrate monitoring, sleep tracking and so on.

Now comes the fun part.

I've created a basic Kotlin project with both a mobile and WearOS app.

I will implement features like:

• Notification sync
• Call notifications
• Media Player Control
• Weather (openweathermap)
• Heartrate monitoring
• Sleep tracking
• Do not Distrurb Sync
• Homelab integrations (Nextcloud, Immich, Uptime Kuma, ..)
• And much more ..

The goal is to keep the watch offline, let the phone do the heavy lifting and communicate with a selfhosted database. I may even add a frontend and an API so people can integrate it for their needs.

Sounds good but why don't you just buy an #opensource #smartwatch like the #pinetime - You may ask.

Because as much as i hate to admit it, i love the design, the look and feel of the pixel watch. And i'm sure that i'm not the only one.

I also bought this one cheap for around 120€ #refurbished. So the value i can get out of it seems pretty good to me.

So much for today. I haven't even started tackling the Bluetooth connection yet 😅. Let's see how that turns out

I have added a poll to this post to see how many people would be interested in a setup like this. Please let me know if you have any suggestions, ideas or expertise in that regard.

Cheers.

#privacy #security #android #google #pixel #pixelwatch #degoogle #degoogling #degoogled #adb #rooting #grapheneos #smartwatch #development #wearos #bluetooth #qualityoflife #GooglePlay #GooglePlayServices #frontend #api #selfhosting #selfhosted #homelab #opensource

Pixel Watch 2 - Privacy Preserving Setup

I've been trying everything i could think of to make the watch work under GrapheneOS - Here is what i learned:

• Unpairing the Watch means factory resetting it.
• Every feature (literally everything) is google dependent (who would have thought.. i know)
• Pairing with your phone requires the "Pixel Watch" -App to be installed on your main profile (not work, not private space) alongside Google Play Services. There's no way around.

This is obviously unacceptable. So i did a bit of research and found a way that will not only be way more practical, it will also be private.

First i created a second user on my Phone, installed Google Play Services and the pixel watch app on it, logged in with a newly created google account and completed the setup.

I know some people use a chinese version of the WearOS app to bypass the google login. Since i don't want a chinese app to configure my watch, i didn't even try that.

After the watch was set up, i continued and:

• Deleted the user profile from which i connected the Watch
• Enabled wireless debugging
• Debloated the watch as good as possible (i will have to root the watch in the future to properly do it)
• Removed the Google account in the settings
• Cleared all Bluetooth preferences
• Enabled Bluetooth discovery
• Installed KDE Connect on it (not meant for WearOS but it does work barely)

The watch is now in a state where i can use it daily.

But i also want to make use of all those fancy quality-of-life features, like heartrate monitoring, sleep tracking and so on.

Now comes the fun part.

I've created a basic Kotlin project with both a mobile and WearOS app.

I will implement features like:

• Notification sync
• Call notifications
• Media Player Control
• Weather (openweathermap)
• Heartrate monitoring
• Sleep tracking
• Do not Distrurb Sync
• Homelab integrations (Nextcloud, Immich, Uptime Kuma, ..)
• And much more ..

The goal is to keep the watch offline, let the phone do the heavy lifting and communicate with a selfhosted database. I may even add a frontend and an API so people can integrate it for their needs.

Sounds good but why don't you just buy an #opensource #smartwatch like the #pinetime - You may ask.

Because as much as i hate to admit it, i love the design, the look and feel of the pixel watch. And i'm sure that i'm not the only one.

I also bought this one cheap for around 120€ #refurbished. So the value i can get out of it seems pretty good to me.

So much for today. I haven't even started tackling the Bluetooth connection yet 😅. Let's see how that turns out

I have added a poll to this post to see how many people would be interested in a setup like this. Please let me know if you have any suggestions, ideas or expertise in that regard.

Cheers.

#privacy #security #android #google #pixel #pixelwatch #degoogle #degoogling #degoogled #adb #rooting #grapheneos #smartwatch #development #wearos #bluetooth #qualityoflife #GooglePlay #GooglePlayServices #frontend #api #selfhosting #selfhosted #homelab #opensource

Pixel Watch 2 - Privacy Preserving Setup

I've been trying everything i could think of to make the watch work under GrapheneOS - Here is what i learned:

• Unpairing the Watch means factory resetting it.
• Every feature (literally everything) is google dependent (who would have thought.. i know)
• Pairing with your phone requires the "Pixel Watch" -App to be installed on your main profile (not work, not private space) alongside Google Play Services. There's no way around.

This is obviously unacceptable. So i did a bit of research and found a way that will not only be way more practical, it will also be private.

First i created a second user on my Phone, installed Google Play Services and the pixel watch app on it, logged in with a newly created google account and completed the setup.

I know some people use a chinese version of the WearOS app to bypass the google login. Since i don't want a chinese app to configure my watch, i didn't even try that.

After the watch was set up, i continued and:

• Deleted the user profile from which i connected the Watch
• Enabled wireless debugging
• Debloated the watch as good as possible (i will have to root the watch in the future to properly do it)
• Removed the Google account in the settings
• Cleared all Bluetooth preferences
• Enabled Bluetooth discovery
• Installed KDE Connect on it (not meant for WearOS but it does work barely)

The watch is now in a state where i can use it daily.

But i also want to make use of all those fancy quality-of-life features, like heartrate monitoring, sleep tracking and so on.

Now comes the fun part.

I've created a basic Kotlin project with both a mobile and WearOS app.

I will implement features like:

• Notification sync
• Call notifications
• Media Player Control
• Weather (openweathermap)
• Heartrate monitoring
• Sleep tracking
• Do not Distrurb Sync
• Homelab integrations (Nextcloud, Immich, Uptime Kuma, ..)
• And much more ..

The goal is to keep the watch offline, let the phone do the heavy lifting and communicate with a selfhosted database. I may even add a frontend and an API so people can integrate it for their needs.

Sounds good but why don't you just buy an #opensource #smartwatch like the #pinetime - You may ask.

Because as much as i hate to admit it, i love the design, the look and feel of the pixel watch. And i'm sure that i'm not the only one.

I also bought this one cheap for around 120€ #refurbished. So the value i can get out of it seems pretty good to me.

So much for today. I haven't even started tackling the Bluetooth connection yet 😅. Let's see how that turns out

I have added a poll to this post to see how many people would be interested in a setup like this. Please let me know if you have any suggestions, ideas or expertise in that regard.

Cheers.

#privacy #security #android #google #pixel #pixelwatch #degoogle #degoogling #degoogled #adb #rooting #grapheneos #smartwatch #development #wearos #bluetooth #qualityoflife #GooglePlay #GooglePlayServices #frontend #api #selfhosting #selfhosted #homelab #opensource

Pixel Watch 2 - Privacy Preserving Setup

I've been trying everything i could think of to make the watch work under GrapheneOS - Here is what i learned:

• Unpairing the Watch means factory resetting it.
• Every feature (literally everything) is google dependent (who would have thought.. i know)
• Pairing with your phone requires the "Pixel Watch" -App to be installed on your main profile (not work, not private space) alongside Google Play Services. There's no way around.

This is obviously unacceptable. So i did a bit of research and found a way that will not only be way more practical, it will also be private.

First i created a second user on my Phone, installed Google Play Services and the pixel watch app on it, logged in with a newly created google account and completed the setup.

I know some people use a chinese version of the WearOS app to bypass the google login. Since i don't want a chinese app to configure my watch, i didn't even try that.

After the watch was set up, i continued and:

• Deleted the user profile from which i connected the Watch
• Enabled wireless debugging
• Debloated the watch as good as possible (i will have to root the watch in the future to properly do it)
• Removed the Google account in the settings
• Cleared all Bluetooth preferences
• Enabled Bluetooth discovery
• Installed KDE Connect on it (not meant for WearOS but it does work barely)

The watch is now in a state where i can use it daily.

But i also want to make use of all those fancy quality-of-life features, like heartrate monitoring, sleep tracking and so on.

Now comes the fun part.

I've created a basic Kotlin project with both a mobile and WearOS app.

I will implement features like:

• Notification sync
• Call notifications
• Media Player Control
• Weather (openweathermap)
• Heartrate monitoring
• Sleep tracking
• Do not Distrurb Sync
• Homelab integrations (Nextcloud, Immich, Uptime Kuma, ..)
• And much more ..

The goal is to keep the watch offline, let the phone do the heavy lifting and communicate with a selfhosted database. I may even add a frontend and an API so people can integrate it for their needs.

Sounds good but why don't you just buy an #opensource #smartwatch like the #pinetime - You may ask.

Because as much as i hate to admit it, i love the design, the look and feel of the pixel watch. And i'm sure that i'm not the only one.

I also bought this one cheap for around 120€ #refurbished. So the value i can get out of it seems pretty good to me.

So much for today. I haven't even started tackling the Bluetooth connection yet 😅. Let's see how that turns out

I have added a poll to this post to see how many people would be interested in a setup like this. Please let me know if you have any suggestions, ideas or expertise in that regard.

Cheers.

#privacy #security #android #google #pixel #pixelwatch #degoogle #degoogling #degoogled #adb #rooting #grapheneos #smartwatch #development #wearos #bluetooth #qualityoflife #GooglePlay #GooglePlayServices #frontend #api #selfhosting #selfhosted #homelab #opensource

Koniec bałaganu w płatnościach. Portfel Google wreszcie z pełną historią (także z zegarka!)

Polska jest jednym ze światowych liderów płatności zbliżeniowych, dlatego ta zmiana ucieszy u nas miliony użytkowników.

Google w końcu naprawia jedną z najbardziej irytujących cech swojego Portfela: brak synchronizacji historii zakupów. Wkrótce w aplikacji na telefonie zobaczysz nie tylko ostatnie 10 płatności, ale pełną listę wydatków – również tych zrobionych zegarkiem czy online.

Do tej pory Portfel Google na Androida działał w dość archaiczny sposób. Jeśli zapłaciliście za zakupy smartwatchem z Wear OS, informacja o tym (zazwyczaj) nie pojawiała się w historii na telefonie. Co więcej, aplikacja mobilna ograniczała się do wyświetlania zaledwie 10 ostatnich transakcji wykonanych tym konkretnym urządzeniem. Chcąc sprawdzić starsze wydatki, trzeba było logować się do aplikacji bankowej.

Pomóż nam rozwijać iMagazine – ruszyło badanie czytelnictwa 2026

Jeden widok dla wszystkich urządzeń

Informacje wygrzebane przez redakcję 9to5Google w notach wydawniczych Usług Google Play (wersja 26.01) wskazują na przełom. Google zapowiada, że użytkownicy będą mogli „przeglądać transakcje z innych urządzeń oraz zakupy online wykorzystujące wirtualne numery kart”.

Co to oznacza w praktyce nad Wisłą?

Pełna synchronizacja: płacisz rano zegarkiem za kawę, a wieczorem widzisz tę pozycję w historii na swoim smartfonie.

Wirtualne karty: jeśli Twój bank (np. mBank, ING czy Revolut) korzysta z tokenizacji kart przy płatnościach w sieci, te transakcje również trafią na wspólną listę w aplikacji.

Nadchodzi wyszukiwarka

To nie koniec dobrych wieści. W kodzie aplikacji (wersja 25.1.x) znaleziono ślady przygotowań do wdrożenia wyszukiwarki. Funkcja ta, dostępna już w webowej wersji serwisu (wallet.google.com), wkrótce trafi na smartfony. Dzięki temu, zamiast scrollować listę w nieskończoność, wystarczy wpisać nazwę sklepu (np. „Biedronka” czy „Orlen”), by szybko odfiltrować konkretne płatności.

Dla polskich użytkowników to spora zmiana na plus. Portfel Google powoli przestaje być tylko cyfrowym etui na karty, a staje się realną alternatywą dla historii w aplikacjach bankowych, które często bywają przeładowane funkcjami. Funkcja będzie wdrażana etapami (po stronie serwera), więc warto uzbroić się w cierpliwość – powinna pojawić się u Was w najbliższych tygodniach.

Koniec bałaganu w Mapach Google. Nadchodzi nowy wygląd ustawień

Dwie małe, ale ważne nowości w Androidzie. Ułatwią płatności i zwiększą bezpieczeństwo

Google opublikowało listę zmian w ramach wrześniowej aktualizacji systemu dla urządzeń z Androidem. Choć wiele z nich to poprawki techniczne, dwie nowości bezpośrednio wpłyną na wygodę i bezpieczeństwo użytkowników.

Wspomniane zmiany, które wśród licznych drobniejszych poprawek mogą być dla wielu posiadaczy smartfonów z Androidem to modyfikacje dotyczące Portfela Google oraz zmiana w działaniu funkcji ochrony przed kradzieżą.

Wrześniowa aktualizacja Systemu Google (Google System Updates) wprowadza szereg usprawnień dla smartfonów, tabletów, a także urządzeń z Wear OS i Google TV. Wśród listy poprawek i funkcji deweloperskich znalazły się dwie zmiany, które będą odczuwalne w codziennym użytkowaniu telefonu. Nowe funkcje są wdrażane poprzez aktualizację Usług Google Play (wersja 25.34) oraz Sklepu Play.

Wygodniejsze płatności zbliżeniowe

Pierwsza z istotnych nowości dotyczy Portfela Google. Użytkownicy będą mogli teraz uwierzytelnić transakcję zbliżeniową, nawet jeśli ich telefon pozostawał zablokowany przez ponad 30 sekund.

To drobne, ale praktyczne usprawnienie, które może wyeliminować sytuacje, w których płatność przy terminalu nie dochodziła do skutku z powodu zbyt długiego czasu od ostatniego odblokowania ekranu. Zmiana dotyczy zarówno telefonów, jak i zegarków z Wear OS.

Lepsza ochrona przed kradzieżą

Drugą ważną funkcją jest rozbudowa mechanizmu ochrony przed kradzieżą. Wraz z najnowszą aktualizacją wprowadzona została możliwość tworzenia kopii zapasowej i przywracania ustawień tej funkcji bezpieczeństwa. Oznacza to, że w przypadku zmiany telefonu lub konieczności przywrócenia go do ustawień fabrycznych, użytkownik będzie mógł w prosty sposób odtworzyć swoje spersonalizowane zabezpieczenia, zapewniając ciągłość ochrony urządzenia.

Google zaznacza, że nowe funkcje, podobnie jak inne zmiany w aktualizacjach systemowych, mogą być udostępniane stopniowo. Oznacza to, że od pojawienia się informacji o nowości do jej faktycznego udostępnienia na wszystkich urządzeniach może minąć trochę czasu.

#aktualizacja #Android #Bezpieczeństwo #Google #GoogleSystemUpdate #news #NFC #nowości #ochronaPrzedKradzieżą #płatnościZbliżeniowe #PortfelGoogle #UsługiGooglePlay #wearOs #wrzesień2025

pixel recorder with transcripts for pixel watch / wearos / android wear / Galaxy watch

draft - can we get pixel recorder for wearos with the AI transcription and wifi backup - *not phone backup*. Wifi backup directly to Google account is better. I don't want audio recorder files floating around my phone. That's why I prefer pixel recorder. It's like Google photos backup for audio and audio transcripts

#pixelrecorder
#audiotranscript
#googlerecorder
#pixelwatch
#galaxywatch
#voicerecorder
#wearOS
#transcript
#transcription
#google
#applewatch
#audiotranscription
#livetranscribe
#wearos4
#wearos5
#galaxywatch6
#galaxywatch7
#galaxywatchultra
#pixelwatch2
#pixelwatch3
#watchos11
#watchos12
#applewatch
#applewatchseriesX
#applewatchultra

What are your must-have smartwatch apps? Your daily go-to? I'm addicted to the sleep tracker and to listening to music from the watch directly. I want to know, let me know in the comments!

#WearOS #Smartwatch #OnePlus #OnePlusWatch2 #android #fediverse

Edit - i wish I had made the choices 2025, 2026, 2027, and 2028. I don't think we should have to wait past that, by that time I think the government should get involved and force them to make it available to anyone

draft - when will apple watch be available to everyone, regardless of their phone (android users etc)?

2024
2025
2026
2027

#apple
#anticompetitive
#consumerprotection
#appleisharmfulltoconsumers
#applewatch
#appleanticompetitive
#sueapple
#applewatchforeveryone
#wearOS
#spotify
#music
#spotifyoffline
#pixel
#pixel9
#watchos10
#watchos11
#watchos12
#watchos13
#wearos4
#wearos5
#wearos6
#health
#fitness
#pixelwatch
#pixelwatch2
#pixelwatch3
#pixelwatch4
#pixel8
#pixel8a
#pixel9
#compactphone
#compactphones
#walk
#nature
#parks
#walking
#jogging
#64gbsmartwatch
#128gbsmartwatch
#quadcoresmartwatch
#smartwatch

Edit - i wish I had made the choices 2025, 2026, 2027, and 2028. I don't think we should have to wait past that, by that time I think the government should get involved and force them to make it available to anyone

draft - when will apple watch be available to everyone, regardless of their phone (android users etc)?

before 2025?
before 2030?
before 2050?
before year 2100?
before the year 3000?

#apple
#anticompetitive
#consumerprotection
#appleisharmfulltoconsumers
#applewatch
#appleanticompetitive
#sueapple
#applewatchforeveryone
#wearOS
#spotify
#music
#spotifyoffline
#pixel
#pixel9
#watchos10
#watchos11
#watchos12
#watchos13
#wearos4
#wearos5
#wearos6
#health
#fitness
#pixelwatch
#pixelwatch2
#pixelwatch3
#pixelwatch4
#pixel8
#pixel8a
#pixel9
#compactphone
#compactphones
#walk
#nature
#parks
#walking
#jogging
#64gbsmartwatch
#128gbsmartwatch
#quadcoresmartwatch
#smartwatch

draft - when will apple watch be available to everyone, regardless of their phone (android users etc)?

2024
2025
2026
2027

#apple
#anticompetitive
#consumerprotection
#appleisharmfulltoconsumers
#applewatch
#appleanticompetitive
#sueapple
#applewatchforeveryone
#wearOS
#spotify
#music
#spotifyoffline
#pixel
#pixel9
#watchos10
#watchos11
#watchos12
#watchos13
#wearos4
#wearos5
#wearos6
#health
#fitness
#pixelwatch
#pixelwatch2
#pixelwatch3
#pixelwatch4
#pixel8
#pixel8a
#pixel9
#compactphone
#compactphones
#walk
#nature
#parks
#walking
#jogging
#64gbsmartwatch
#128gbsmartwatch
#quadcoresmartwatch
#smartwatch

OnePlus Watch 2 is a Wear OS watch with up to 4 days battery life (and an activity tracker with up to 12)

Smartwatches running Google’s Wear OS software aren’t exactly known for stellar battery life, often needing to be recharged every day or two. But the OnePlus Watch 2 promises up to 100 hours (a little over four days) of battery life under normal usage or 48 hours of heavy use.
How? By leveraging the Wear OS hybrid interface to save […]

https://liliputing.com/?p=166975

#mwc2024 #oneplus #oneplusWatch2 #wearOs

The OnePlus Watch 2 is here! https://youtu.be/KDS77QkdS-4
This is maybe the most stunning turn around I've seen from a tech brand. Where the first OP watch was... Not great... Their follow up is one of the nicest wearables I've reviewed recently. Hit the video for the full scoop and give it a share!

#tech #technology #oneplus #onepluswatch2 #smartwatch #android #wearos#geek #bbtg

OnePlus Watch 2: Neue Smartwatch mit Wear OS und speziellem Design #WearOS #OnePlusWatch2 #OnePlus #MWC24 #MWC2024 #Qualcomm #Snapdragon #Hybrid https://winfuture.de/news,141309.html?utm_source=Mastodon&utm_medium=ManualStatus&utm_campaign=SocialMedia

Xiaomi анонсувала Watch 2 Pro за $280 — вперше на Wear OS та з Google Assistant https://itc.ua/ua/novini/xiaomi-anonsuvala-watch-2-pro-za-280-vpershe-na-wear-os-ta-z-google-assistant/ #Смартгодинник #Watch2Pro #Пристрої #Новини #WearOS #Xiaomi