We haven’t heard much about Android Wear, which is Google’s new wearable focused version of Android, since it was announced, and now a Google engineer Timothy Jordan has revealed some Android Wear notifications.
Android Wear will launch on the new LG G Watch and the Motorola Moto 360, we are expecting to hear more information about this new wearable OS at Google I/O next month.
One of the coolest parts of Android Wear is how it extends the Android platform to a new generation of devices out of the box, without any need to update your app. If you have a notification-enabled app, those notifications will generally just work on your new wearable.
It’s striking how useful these notifications are and easy to imagine how much more valuable they could get with a little bit of additional development. With just a few lines of code you can deliver even richer experiences on the wearable by using stacks, pages, and voice replies.
You can see more of these notifications that will be available in Android Wear devices over at Google+ at the link below. We are still waiting to find out when the first Android Wear devices will launch.
We suspect we will find out more details about the Moto 360 and the LG G Watch at Google I/O next month.
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