Android By Russell Holly Mar. 19, 2014 1:45 pm
Update 2:07PM: Live at 2PM doesn’t exactly mean at 2PM. There seem to be some technical difficulties and the Hangout is starting a bit late. Sit tight!
If you’re looking to learn more about the Android Wear from the Motorola team, there’s going to be a Hangout on Air at 2PM ET that promises to answer as many questions as possible.
Google dropped quite the bombshell yesterday, when details surrounding the Android Wear platform came to light. The company has plans to work with two companies at launch in order to offer multiple form factors, feature sets, and price points for their smartwatch platform. One of the companies working on an Android Wear watch is the currently Google owned Motorola. The Moto 360 is making some big claims about the new watch, and through a Hangout on Air today Motorola plans to explain some of these claims in greater detail.
The Hangout on Air starts today at 2PM Eastern, and if you head to their Google+ page the company plans to answer a couple of questions from the audience. The watch isn’t due out until summer, and developers have just gotten a preview of the Android Wear SDK to fit their apps on to the platform, but there’s more than a few questions we’d all love answers to.
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If you’re looking to learn more about the Android Wear from the Motorola team, there’s going to be a Hangout on Air at 2PM ET that promises to answer as many questions as possible.
Google dropped quite the bombshell yesterday, when details surrounding the Android Wear platform came to light. The company has plans to work with two companies at launch in order to offer multiple form factors, feature sets, and price points for their smartwatch platform. One of the companies working on an Android Wear watch is the currently Google owned Motorola. The Moto 360 is making some big claims about the new watch, and through a Hangout on Air today Motorola plans to explain some of these claims in greater detail.
The Hangout on Air starts today at 2PM Eastern, and if you head to their Google+ page the company plans to answer a couple of questions from the audience. The watch isn’t due out until summer, and developers have just gotten a preview of the Android Wear SDK to fit their apps on to the platform, but there’s more than a few questions we’d all love answers to.
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