Asus ZenWatch - Android Wear smartwatch

At IFA 2014, the Taiwan-based tech company, Asus, have taken the wraps off their first smartwatch challenger. The Asus ZenWatch, which runs on Android Wear is a smartwatch that has design at its heart. I have to admit that I kind of like how the watch looks like. The ZenWatch will be available soon, although Asus did not mention anything about the device's availability in certain markets. According to Android Community, the ZenWatch will be priced at €199.

Sony Smartwatch 3 and Smartband Talk

Sony have unveiled an update to their Smartwatch offering with the announcement of the Sony Smartwatch 3 as seen in the photo above. Announced at IFA 2014, the Smartwatch 3 features a 1.6" TFT LCD display with a resolution of 320x320. It is being powered by a 1.2GHz quad-core processor with 512MB of RAM and runs on Android Wear. Like most of Sony's smartphones this smartwatch is also water proof and the has Bluetooth, NFC, 4GB of storage, a microUSB port, accelerometer, vibrator, compass, gyroscope, GPS and a 420 mAh battery.

LG made the LG G Watch R official

LG has unveiled their newest Smartwatch, the LG G Watch R. This device has been teased by the Korean tech company and they have decided to just unveil it before IFA even starts. Apparently, it's a round smartwatch a new look and is different from the original LG G Watch following from the Moto 360's cue.

Asus teases their smartwatch the ZenWatch

Asus, the Taiwan-based tech company, has teased their smartwatch challenger. Dubbed as the Asus Zenwatch, it will probably run on Android Wear and will be unveiled at IFA Berlin 2014. There are already a lot of smartwatch teasers we have seen one of them came from it's South Korean counterpart, LG. All we, tech enthusiasts, have to do right now is to wait for September to come. Save the date, September 3. watch the video after the break.

LG teases a round smartwatch - to unveil it at IFA?

LG, over at their global YouTube channel has teased an apparent smartwatch that is circular in shape. As per the rumor mill going on around the internet, LG is going to unveil this smartwatch at IFA Berlin 2014. Of course, it will run on Android Wear. The LG G Watch is not that old but it seems the rectangle-shaped smartwatch will have a face lift and that is happening soon. Watch the video they released after the break.

Asus to unveil a Smartwatch at IFA Berlin 2014

IFA is still coming and a lot of tech companies are already teasing what is in store for us during the event. Asus' camp has teased what seems to be a smartwatch, I assume, that will be running on Android Wear. The photo above was taken from a tweet by Asus. For those who are fanatics of wearables and geeks should really mark their calendars on September 3. On the same day Samsung is scheduled to unveil the next Galaxy Note too.

Motorola and LG announce the Moto 360 and the G Watch - Android Wear smartwatches

Both LG and Motorola announced their own Smartwatch after Google announced Android Wear. Motorola calls theirs the Moto 360 and LG calls theirs as the G Watch. Both are still not available for purchase since the OS they will be running on are still in development. Google is expecting the OS to be available from April so we might also expect Motorola and LG lunch these smartwatches by that month. No prices announced no exact dates when they will be available but we will just have to wait for them to arrive in store shelves.

Google announces Android Wear

Google has announced their take on Wearables. Well this is not hardware, apparently, this is the software that wearables will be running on when OEMs will be making. Think of it as the Tizen OS Samsung used in their Gear 2, Gear 2 Neo, and the Gear Fit. But unlike Samsung's Tizen OS, Android Wear is still Android, only that it is optimized (or redesigned, if you may) to work seamlessly to Wearables. I should say, Google nailed this. With Google Now and their brilliance? This will definitely make Samsung's wearables look dumb. But then again, this is just a "concept" again, if you may. There is still no hardware for this. Motorola and LG might have announced their own smartwatches but they still can't actually demo them because Android Wear is still being developed. Nonetheless, this is awesome. Wait until you watch the video Google made to intro the said OS.