Google releases Developer preview for Wear OS

Google had recently renamed its Android Wear to Wear OS a few days ago. Now Google has something new in the kitty for Wear OS users. After the official rebranding of Android Wear to Wear OS, Google has also released a developer preview for the Wear OS which is based on the Android P platform.

As per some reports from Beebom, Google had mentioned that the newly released developer preview is not meant for a regular user rather it is being rolled out for the developers to use. The report further suggests that the new developer preview brings a set of new changes to Wear OS including a Darker UI theme along with improved battery life and enhanced performance etc.

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Other major changes include Wi-Fi restriction during the time when the watch is not connected to any Bluetooth device. The new update also features Limited background activity along with Low-power mode. Further, the Developer preview comes with App restriction in which developers will not be able to create apps on other platforms apart from the official SDK. That said about the latest release for the Wear OS, we will keep you updated with the latest reports from Google and other tech-related information.

Also, in our recent articles related to Google, we covered that the tech giant has recently rolled out a new feature for its social networking platform 'Google+'. It was being reported that Google is working on introducing new 'Highlight' feature which will show the notifications on the social network. Google is aiming to make it easier for its user base to keep a track of everything that is happening without bothering the user by sending continuous notifications. You can read the complete story by clicking on this link.