When it is available, you’ll get a notification to upgrade, or can manually update through the Settings menu of your device.Best of all, Android Wear 2.0 brings an end to the era of needing your phone with you at all times to enjoy the most out of your smartwatch.This is the place where you can read more about new releases, features and enhancements to your Polar products.Follow also our Polar Blog, which will include training articles, how-to’s, success stories, recipes, motivation and all things Polar.Android Wear 2.0 has a much more mature visual appearance, using a much flatter design and there are no gawky signposts in the background.The new UI has been designed to be darker with the aim of reducing the battery drain and there's a new main menu that lists apps.It will bring a material design-themed overhaul, standalone apps, improvements to watch faces, messaging, and fitness, and more.The is the biggest single update to the software platform since it launched and it takes Android Wear in a new direction that's more mature, more considered and more fully featured. In fact, the backgrounds to some of the cards looked a little cartoonish and the overall design quickly felt rather dated - especially compared to more sophisticated platforms like Samsung Gear and Apple Watch.

The second way to name the songs only works with mp1, mp2 and mp3 files.Android Wear 2.0 has been formally and officially launched, with Google pulling the covers off the new smartwatch software along with two new devices built in partnership with LG - the LG Watch Sport and the LG Watch Style. First shown off at Google I/O in May 2016, it's taken nearly a full year to launch, a year that's seen a marked absence of AW device launches.That's now all set to change, with new Android Wear 2.0 watches waiting in the wings.On June 25, 2014, at Google I/O, the Samsung Gear Live and LG G Watch were launched, along with further details about Android Wear.The LG G Watch is the first Android Wear smartwatch to be released and shipped.The new software allows users to download apps directly from the Google Play app store to their watch.Google has introduced specially-designed versions of many popular apps for Android Wear 2.0, including the likes of Accu Weather, Uber, Runkeeper and more.