Here is another smartwatch that tracks your daily activity and keeps you connected. The Ticwatch E watch is powered by Android Wear and works with iOS and Android devices. You can use the device to take notes, monitor your workouts, listen to music, and do a whole lot more.

The Ticwatch S comes with GPS integrated into the watch band for more accurate readings. With Ticpods, you can listen to music for up to 6 hours.

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So you are looking for a brand new powerful smartwatch? The LG Watch Sport may be just what you need. It is a smartwatch that runs Android Wear 2.0 to keep you connected. It has a Snapdragon Wear 2100 brain with 4G LTE, 1.38″ P-OLED display, 4 GB RAM, and 430 mAh battery life.

The watch comes with 6-axis sensors, GPS, ambient light sensors, and barometer. It is dust and water resistant.

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So you want to type on your Android Watch faster? The Drextee Android Wear Messenger has you covered. Thanks to TypeOne technology, you will be able to type on your smart devices up to 4 times faster. The keyboard offers word prediction. It supports English but more languages are expected to be supported in the future.

This keyboard is compatible with LG Watch, Moto 360, and other smartwatches. It has voice recognition and cool themes.

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Keyboard apps for Android watches are nothing new. Thanks to Snapkeys’ keyboard for Android Wear watches, you can now type on your square and round smartwatches. It also provides word prediction as you type. You get multiple templates to choose from.

The below video shows how this keyboard can help you type on your Android Wear watch faster.

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Plenty of people have adopted smart lighting solutions in the past couple of years. Controlling these smart lights from smartphones is pretty convenient. But if you carry a smartwatch with you everywhere you go, you will want to have the option to control your smart home from your wrist. Bright for Philips Hue is an Android Wear app that lets users control Philips Hue from a smartwatch.

As this video by Joel Anderson shows, you can change the color of your lights on an Android Wear smartwatch. It is also possible to turn the lights on / off.

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TripIt should not need any introduction as it is a pretty popular app for travelers. TripIt users can now access their information on their Android Wear watch. You will be able to see flight, hotel, and rental car information. There is also a timer to count down to your flight’s departure time.

The Android app has also been refreshed. More information is available on TripIt’s website.

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Running old versions of Windows on Android Wear watches and Apple Watch is nothing new. Hacking Jules has shared a video that shows a lite version of Windows 7 running on a LG G Watch. It is installed with the Bochs emulator.

As you can tell, these tiny watches are not designed to run Windows, but you can always try this hack if you are curious.

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Running games and old software on smartwatches is nothing new. We have covered these hacks a lot in the past. Hacking Jules has shared a video that shows Windows Me running on an Android Wear watch. It was installed with Bochs emulator on a LG G Watch.

As you can tell, Windows Me was not designed to run on smartwatches like these, so this is probably not worth trying. To be honest, not too many people miss Windows Me anyway.

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These bands come in 4 widths and fit most Android Wear watches. You can find them on Google, Amazon, and Best Buy.

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Running games on Android Wear devices is not new. We have already covered a bunch of hacks on that in the past. Dave Bennett has shared a video that shows how you can run Counter Strike on Android Wear.

Not surprisingly, running games like this on smartwatches is not the best idea. The performance is certainly not as smooth as it can be. What do you think? Have you tried other fun games on Android Wear watches?

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In the past few months, we have covered plenty of awesome Android Wear watches. ViewRanger is a handy app for outdoor navigation. You will be able to access topo maps and discover new trails. It provides you with active navigation when used with your phone. The app lets you record tracks and view track stats on your wrist.

The above video shows ViewRanger running on the CASIO WSD-F10 outdoor watch. More information is available here.

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