Google's new drill sergeant: Coach takes Wear OS to new heights

First things first, I was happy to hear the news that Google wants to pay closer attention to Wear OS High-quality apps are an important part of the platform, especially ones that, in the words of Apple boss Tim Cook, stand for the most personal item we carry around On the one hand, I wish Google Coach the best of luck in creating meaning suggestions for me, but on the other hand, I think that a new fitness tracker might be able to rescue Wear OS from its current state.

Google has taken a long, hard look at what Apple does here, and how fitness and health features grow with each new WatchOS release Google has been saying for some time that Wear OS watches are also intended for iPhone users What really stings is that Qualcomm seems to be unveiling a new generation of watch SoCs, but only after IFA.

That means that all smartwatch innovations running Wear OS we're likely to see at IFA are probably based on the old hardware that has already proved itself to be insufficient for smartwatches today What's more, Google will probably announce its own Pixel Watch in the autumn alongside the new Pixel phones, hopefully packing one of those new Qualcomm chips and an ambitious design Google needs to show the other manufacturers how to do smartwatches correctly with this Wear OS.

What do you think Wear OS needs in order to get back on the road to success? Will you obey orders from Google Coach? Let's discuss it in the comments! . Source