The website will be available on February 4th. It will take around a month to be completed. Some sections are already complete, but the big portion, and the part where you can customize the face, are still not done. Users can message this Facebook page for feedback and they are invited to like it so they can keep up with the latest updates. The watchland website will incorporate an easy login option so you can login from the Watchland Android app in a few seconds.
The new Watchland will keep the same great GWD downloading feature that the previous version had. The added bonus, however, will be the ability to customize the face.
For example, you could use an elegant dark blue brand background, and add watch hands from a different face in a few seconds. The website will intelligently point you to the watch hand colour that goes best with this face.
One other big thing in the upcoming website, and something I would need some help from the community to do, would be to help change the brand logos on the faces. Samsung did not like the face that copyright material was on its app store, so I need help from our wonderful community to mitigate that by changing the logo wording: Breitling could become Brutleng for example.
That way the Gear app will be able to go back on the Gear Store. I am really happy about all the positive feedback about Watchland, I am excited that I was able to reach out and improve the lives of many people around the world, and I would like to invite everyone to stay tuned to the wonderful things coming soon.
Everyone gets fascinated with walkie-talkies. Voxer supports a real-time communication service for your Gear S2. It is also easy to use. Just select a friend from your contact list and start sending messages through your smartwatch. Unlike other navigation apps that require an internet connection to guide you to your destination, HERE WeGo can take you to places offline.
It can even get you information like departure times, compare carpool prices, transit tickets fares and more! Another must-have app on your Gear S2 is Mr. TIME, a free watch face maker that will customize your smartwatch depending on your mood. TIME allows you to modify the design of your Gear S2, providing various functional analog and digital watch faces. It even lets you use your own pictures or GIFs.
You can search through thousands of watch faces to tailor the look and feel of your Samsung Gear S2. If you like to stay updated with the current worldwide trends and events via your Twitter account, this is the best app to put in your Gear S2. You can log into your twitter account with this app and your Twitter feed will be sent directly to your smartwatch. Similar to Twitter Trends, there are also other apps that allow you to stay updated with your other social media feeds, like Facebook, Instagram, etc.
Camera Gear allows you to control your smartphone camera directly from your smartwatch. Chat Hub allows you to bring your messages together from across your social media networks, including Facebook Messenger, WhatsApp , and more, with a uniform and easy to use chat interface. Opening multiple tabs to access your instant messages are history. The app has a simple user interface and is easy to use.
Swiping left or right will let you browse through various categories. You can also set your favorite categories to customize your feed. Lifesum is a health and weight loss app that helps you track your food, water, and exercise habits. It also gives you access to tons of health and weight loss apps to help you meet your body goals. There are more than a thousand Gear S2 apps you can choose from. It ranges from navigation apps to news, to fitness apps, and many more! The Lifesum app tracks your exercise habits.
It also tracks your food and water intake. It can also count your meal-to-meal calorie intake. Still, the S Health service is useful for tracking every day activity and it works the same as it would on an Android smartphone. You have a home screen showing your steps, how many floors you've climbed, how much sleep you got as well as water and caffeine intake and your heart rate.
For the casual every day person not serious about fitness tracking, it works fine. Notifications on the watch, when connected to the iPhone, look just like those from Android. If you happen to be looking at the watch when an alert comes through, you'll see a blue semi circle appear on screen. If you're not looking at your watch, it buzzes and if you look at it immediately you'll see the notification on the screen, along with an app icon for the application it's from.
Any non-dismissed notifications live to the left of the watch face and are accessed by turning the rotating bezel around the display. The bad news here, once more, is that you can't interact with notifications the same way you can with an Android phone.
You can clear them, dismiss them and block individual apps but that's about it. No voice replies and no quick-reply templates or emojis. It is worth noting that a lot of these restrictions are because of Apple's tight control over iOS.
We discovered a lot of the same restraints when testing Android Wear's compatibility with the iPhone and when we tested the Pebble 2 with an iPhone. Thankfully, you can take calls using the Gear S's built in microphone and loudspeaker. That was one feature that worked well and was genuinely convenient. Sadly, while all the features are really useful when they're working, we have had some issues with reliability in a couple of vital areas.
On the first day after setting up - despite remaining connected - the watch wouldn't show any new notifications when they came through. Thankfully restarting both devices fixed the issue. A few days after getting it working again, the watch just disconnected from the iPhone and wouldn't reconnect automatically again until - once more - we had to restart the watch, close the iPhone app and launch it again.
Another problem we encountered was when the watch and app tried to install the S Voice app automatically every day. A notification would come up saying installation had failed, then providing no information - and no way to find the information - as to why it hadn't been successful.
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