Tag Archives: LG G Watch

Best Buy has started offering a $50 discount for the LG G Watch just a few days ahead of the IFA Trade Show. The discount applies to both the Titan Black and White Gold variants, which now only cost $179 each, down from the regular price of $229. While the G Watch certainly did pretty well in terms of sales, it looks like ...

Google announced today at their I/O conference that the LG G Watch and all-new Samsung Gear Live, both running Android Wear, will be available to order today. The previously announced LG G Watch will also be available for $299, and the Moto 360 will be available later this summer. Samsung watches make their return to Android, as they were using ...

The LG G Watch is expected to be announced at the upcoming Google I/O developers’ conference, which is scheduled to take place during 25-26 June. An image of the smartwatch was recently uploaded anonymously on Imagur and shows that the device will feature an app which allows it to communicate with smartphones via microUSB. The uploader didn’t reveal any details about the device, but the ...

Wearable devices are getting more real by each day. Google already announced its Android Wear platform back in March that will serve as the new OS for all kinds of wearable devices. LG has already announced its LG G Watch and Motorola its Moto 360 to arrive in the near future and we can’t wait for them to arrive. The ...

2014 will be the year in which wearables will hit the market hard in terms of support and availability. Android Wear, the new software platform from Google destined for smart watches will be a defining factor in the success of this new market, but which of these watches should we choose? Although the concept isn’t new, with Samsung Galaxy Gear ...

Smart watches seem to be the new “thing”. Every company that has a presence in the mobile devices market will try to make us buy their product over the next few years, just like they did a few years back with the smartphones. Up until the announcement of Android Wear software, only Samsung dared to jump on this idea with ...