A is the operating system for smartwatches designed by the Google company, and one of its major shortcomings is its incompatibility with the iOS operating system. Practically any iPhone or iPad owner could not buy a smartwatch with Android Wear to interconnect it with his device, but Google will correct the problem. According to sources close to Google, the American manufacturer already has a version of Android Wear in development that brings compatibility with iDevices, it will be launched soon.
According to the information provided with this announcement, the Google company intends to launch the update during the Google I/O that will take place at the end of this month in the USA. The move made by Google comes against the background of a great desire of users to connect their Android Wear smartwatches to iPhones, and Google could have a lot to gain from the implementation of compatibility. Considering that some Apple fans will not buy the Apple Watch, the Android Wear platform could prove to be ideal for them, if it offers interconnectivity with iPhones.
A few weeks ago I presented you with a hack that allows connecting Android Wear to iPhone, and the demonstration video recorded 300.000 views, enough to motivate Google to implement this support.
