Google Nexus smartwatch

Specifications of the rumored
Google's Nexus smartwatch have
been leaked by @evleaks. According
to him, the device will sport a 1.65-
inch IPS LCD square display with
280 x 280 pixels resolution and 240
ppi density.
The LG nexus smartwatch will sport
512 MB of RAM and 4 GB of native
storage which should be enough for
apps and maybe even some MP3
files and photos. It runs on Android
4.4 Kitkat. The Nexus smartwatch is
expected to run with Google's next
smartphone the Nexus 6.
Last month, Google's head of Chrome
and Android, Sundar Pichai at SXSW
(South By Southwest Interactive
Festival) 2014, confirmed that it
plans to launch a software
development kit in the next two
weeks that will allow third-party
developers to create Android
software for use on wearable
computing devices. Google is
expected to launch the smartwatch
at Google's I/O developer's
conference in June.
At the Mobile World Congress last
month, Samsung introduced three
new wearable devices the Gear 2,
Gear 2 Neo and the Gear Fit, with all
three running its own Tizen OS. All
the devices have a water-and-dust-
proof body. The devices have an
optical heart rate monitors and
delivers three days of battery life.
The Galaxy Gear Fit is the dedicated
fitness tracker, while the Galaxy
Gear 2 and Gear 2 Neo 2 allow users
to take and make calls and
messages. Sony also launched the
SmartBand fitness tracker at CES
2014. The SmartBand comes with a
Life Log app, as well as Facebook,
camera app and GPS radio.
Source: GSMArena

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