Google is reportedly close to developing Android Wear software that will work on platform of iOS, according to The Verge. This will allow iPhone owners to use Android Wear watches with their device.
And why would you care? The cost of a SmartWatch is probably the main reason. Most Android Wear devices are priced from 199 to 299 dollars. The price for the Apple Watch Sport starts from 349 to 38 millimeters, while the larger model costs 50 dollars extra. Let's not say about the Apple Watch with stainless steel that costs 549 dollars (let's forget the incomprehensible with 10000 dollars).
It won't be the first time Google supports its own w devices on Apple mobiles. For Google Glass, Google created the MyGlass app for iOS. The app allowed receiving notifications and other data from an iPhone.
So good news for those who want a cheap solution. The point is that Apple accepts them applications that Google plans to develop.
It is most likely to accept the applications, but Google when submitting them for review to iTunes App Store, should give names that do not contain the hated word “Android.” We all know the company is allergic just by hearing about it. Google could, say, name an app for it Android Wear watch, MyWatch and so everyone will be happy, and without allergies.
To see what happens at the end ..
