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I wonder how well Android Wear supports iOS features compared to the Apple Watch. For example, replying to text messages, receiving notifications, etc. Is the
by jdlyga 11y ago
I wonder how well Android Wear supports iOS features compared to the Apple Watch. For example, replying to text messages, receiving notifications, etc. Is there any info on this?
- Nullabillity 11y agoOr on the flip side, how well iOS supports Android Wear features, especially since AW apps are packaged as components of Android apps.
- sjdev 11y agoI bet it would be fairly similar to the level of integration offered by Pebble which would mean at least notifications could be received by it. Not 100% sure what Pebble is capable of doing nowadays as I'm stilling waiting for Pebble Time Steel.
- notatoad 11y agothe spec list says it mirrors notifications, and provides rich notifications (i.e. actions on notifications) for a limited set of google apps. So probably no replying to text messages.
- mcintyre1994 11y agoIf this works well and Google ever bother to build any kind of 'continuity' style features for Android they could have a pretty interesting interop ecosystem potentially by opening that access to all Android devices. I don't imagine Apple want that though.
- spike021 11y agoMaybe not replying to native text messages but I wonder if Google could integrate with Google Voice text messages. I know some people with iPhones who turn off iMessages in favor of using Google Hangouts/Voice. So that could work.
- BHSPitMonkey 11y agoJudging from the blog post, it looks like Hangouts is supported (which is the officially supported Google Voice SMS client).
- fredfoobar42 11y agoBy all accounts, it works as well with iOS as the Pebble does, which is to say "Barely."