Right now we find ourselves stuck in the smarwatches Because Android Wear 2.0 has yet to be launched and it is the manufacturers who are waiting for it to be deployed to present their new bets for this type of wearable devices that have not impacted the market as all those companies would have liked. They have invested huge amounts of money.
While LG and Motorola have not committed to the launch of new smartwatches, although we already have some rumors about the first, Swarovski has announced that it will be partnering with Qualcomm to launch its first Android Wear watch designed for women at Baselworld 2017, which will be precisely in the month of March.
Swarovski didn't reveal much more about the smartwatch, other than what it will be a wearable that will work thanks to a Qualcomm processor. We are left knowing that we will have a luxury smarwatch, but without details related to specifications and all those details that get us to pay attention to these news, although knowing that this brand has entered what is Android Wear is news.
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Returning to the topic of poor sales figures for smartwatches, perhaps you could see an interest again by the general public with the Android Wear 2.0 release. Among the most notable features of this update, we can know that it will enable the launch of independent phone apps, NCF with Android Pay integration and access to the Play Store.
Google has already indicated that there are two Nexus smartwatches coming at some point this quarter we are in. He also mentioned that any of the manufacturers It would be the one that has previously been present at the launch of wearables with Android Wear. If we look at how LG has been left out of the Nexus / Pixel game, it would possibly be the Korean manufacturer that will bring them to us.
