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> Android Wear seems still in the experimental stage, but this app is not labeled a beta. This is the impression I get, after using one for about a week. Not o
by codeka 12y ago
> Android Wear seems still in the experimental stage, but this app is not labeled a beta.
This is the impression I get, after using one for about a week. Not only does it seem rather unfinished, it's also quite buggy (some notifications never disappear, the navigation integration is basically unusable, and there was a point where I was getting no notifications and had to clear data for the Google Play Services app to get them back).
However, when it does work, it works brilliantly and I'm kind of lucky that it doesn't look monstrously big on my wrist, so I think I'm going to stick with it for now.
- k-mcgrady 12y ago> Android Wear seems still in the experimental stage, but this app is not labeled a beta. That seems to be how Google is doing things now. Look at Google Glass. It's listed on the Play Store as 'explorer edition' and marketed on the page not as an experimental product but as something hikers, cyclists, photographers etc. should use. It's actually quite dishonest especially considering it costs £1,000.