As part of the announcement of Android 16 today, a week before the Google E / S conference, the company has great news for SmartWatch users.
The large revision of design coming to Android 16, called Material 3 expressive, arrives at portable devices with Wear OS 6.
It is a very different appearance for Google's operating system, which he describes as “emotional ux”, which makes everything “more fluid, personal and glable”.
The features of Android 16 for phones are not a fact for intelligent watches fueled by Google, but it is pleasant to see it take place on the different form factors.
One of the correspondence problems of his phones and his watches (as well as third -party devices) is the circular display, but expressive Material 3 has been designed in this spirit.
In Wear OS 6, he offers scrolling animations that trace the curvature of the screen, which, according to Google, gives you a feeling of depth to make the information more accessible.
“We also refreshed daily experiences as using the pavement and controlling the media with a movement and reactive comments,” said Google.
Other expressive elements of material 3 which will benefit the tastes of the Pixel 3 watch include form elements that adapt to the size of the smaller screen and the theater of dynamic color, which applies to the entire system.
In addition, the glancable pimples “stretch to hug the display” making them more economical and tacable. The tiles are also more economical and engaging.
It is a question of making quite intuitive and faster.
In addition to the new look, Google says that the wear system 6 provides performance improvements. More specifically, and with pleasure, it is more economical in power, it can therefore offer a battery life up to 10% longer than before.
Google has also confirmed that Gemini come to carry the operating system, as well as many other devices.
These are only one of the improvements to come in Wear OS 6, that Google says that you can try first on Pixel devices later this year – including, we can assume, Pixel Watch 4.
