A future version of Android Wear can allow you to send messages to friends on her wrist

For the next version of Android Wear, Google can introduce a set of new features to make information more personal communication between smartwatches, and see that you care a lot faster. The news comes from a leak published by Phandroid, and while stating that the information comes from the Google documentation, is said to be quite old, and therefore plans may have evolved beyond that for now. However, it remains an interesting insight into where Google can take the portable operating system.
If the report is accurate, Google may be working on a feature called Together, which provides a direct method of communication-the-clock watch for users who send emoji, photos, stickers, and scribbling messages to each other. The latest version of Android Wear adds a feature that could emoji 'drawn' on the screen. This sounds like an evolution of that, and a response to the digital touch feature Apple Apple on the clock.

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Interestingly, the leak says this is restricted for use with single-sided clock, and not part of Android Wear as a whole. This would mean potentially that both sides should have the same face of the clock running at the same time, to send and receive these messages. While possible, this would restrict the appeal to anyone who likes to change the clock face on a regular basis, without consulting his friends beforehand.

The other possible feature discussed in the filtered documentation refers to a new one-touch control method for Android Wear. Navigating the main menu screens moved to a blow from right to left, and the only cock control screen can be used for a variety of different characteristics related to clock face, the report said.

For example, a tap could move between different screens of information - such as more detailed reporting of time, deeper fitness data, or alternative color schemes - more like a faster way to access more data. One image shows a tap on a clock face Fit Google raising a related card that can be swiped away after it has been read. Individual screen taps are intuitive, and this could add significant functionality to Android watch faces wear.

Apparently, Google plans to launch the new Android software Wear in late July, but has pushed since the release in August. However, none of this is official. We will keep you informed of developments.