Mickey on Moto 360Downloaded this on my Moto 360 and it animates just like the on the other $10,000 thing that Apple made
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=59402955&postcount=39
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I don't need no apple watch!
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Mickey on Moto 360Downloaded this on my Moto 360 and it animates just like the on the other $10,000 thing that Apple made
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=59402955&postcount=39
Cool, I will have to try it.
I am not planning to get the Apple Watch though I have a 6 Plus. I like my Moto and I will save $349.
I am not planning to get the Apple Watch though I have a 6 Plus. I like my Moto and I will save $349.
Btw, if you actually say "OK Google" about five times, and use it, that annoying newbie prompt will go away. E.g.
OK Google, what's the weather today?
OK Google, set an alarm for 6 PM.
OK Google, when's my next meeting?
OK Google, take a note: Try the new restaurant on Main Street.
OK Google, stop telling me OK Google.
OK Google, what's the weather today?
OK Google, set an alarm for 6 PM.
OK Google, when's my next meeting?
OK Google, take a note: Try the new restaurant on Main Street.
OK Google, stop telling me OK Google.
holy crap, thanks for the tip! i only use it to reply to messages and emails, i hardly used OK Google!
I don't need no apple watch!
Apple also are not the only manufacturer to use this version of Mickey Mouse on the face of a watch. Quite a few including luxury brands have used this trademark in the past so it's a reference rather than something unique.
Apple also are not the only manufacturer to use this version of Mickey Mouse on the face of a watch. Quite a few including luxury brands have used this trademark in the past so it's a reference rather than something unique.
You're welcome.
I use OK Google a lot when my wife and I are talking and cannot remember the name of somebody or something.
So I just ask the watch to search. Stuff like, "OK Google, who starred in the movie Body Heat ? "
Junk like that.
Me neither
My Galaxy Gear S Home screen:
Not exactly fair to call it a "vapor watch". It's a real thing.
It will be huge for both Apple and Google. The exposure of a smart watch will only help the wearables industry.
Me neither
My Galaxy Gear S Home screen:
Christ, that icon design is terrible. They didn't even bother with symmetry at the very least.
Burn it.
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Downloaded this on my Moto 360 and it animates just like the on the other $10,000 thing that Apple made
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=59402955&postcount=39
So, are you saying you actually think your Mickey animation actually has the "Magical Midas Touch" to turn your watch into gold? .... or you simply don't have enough sense to see the problem with comparing apples to oranges???
FWITW, I don't own, or care much for jewelry .... but at least I know what it is ....
can't help but poke fun at how long it finally took them...and it's still not shipping until late April.
agree.
meh...don't see the concern over whatever is bothering you about it. nice that someone was able to whip up something like this that is functional. Like all the apps on my S, they update and improve very regularly. I like this one.
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Downloaded this on my Moto 360 and it animates just like the on the other $10,000 thing that Apple made
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=59402955&postcount=39
How do I install this on the Moto 360? I downloaded the apk to my Moto X 2014 and ran the install but not sure what do do after that.
Open Android Wear on your phone, select the watch face and then it will be on your watch.
If this is true, I'd be even more disinclined to purchase an Apple Watch: http://www.phonearena.com/news/Appl...oming-up-later-this-year-analyst-says_id67311
In the meantime, Mr. Arcuri and his sources seem to believe that the Apple Watch 2 is already underway and should be released by the end of 2015. The new timepiece will, reportedly, be capable of autonomous functionality (no need to tether to iPhone) and will feature its own set of full connectivity tools, as well as an OLED display, built by none other but Samsung.
Not that I'm the least bit interested in the Apple Watch anyway.
In the meantime, Mr. Arcuri and his sources seem to believe that the Apple Watch 2 is already underway and should be released by the end of 2015. The new timepiece will, reportedly, be capable of autonomous functionality (no need to tether to iPhone) and will feature its own set of full connectivity tools, as well as an OLED display, built by none other but Samsung.
Not that I'm the least bit interested in the Apple Watch anyway.
I find that hard to believe. Goes completely against Apple' way of doing things.
Yeah that's way too soon.
I predict they'll update the watch as they do their macs. Not necessarily every year. It'll range.
I concur - you and I seem to be among the few who don't think these things won't follow an iPhone or even an iPad upgrade cycle.
Hence why I think they can get away with the $10k watch. At that price point, the people who are buying them are spending $10k like I spend $20.
They also won't need to upgrade - how must faster can a Watch processor get?
If it's a yearly upgrade cycle then it will put a lot of people off considering they are not exactly cheap. I think it's a little rude to start reading people with a second generation while trying to get people to buy the first. I really don't get the Apple watch at all however.
Think of the watch more like the ATV. That thing was upgraded every 2-3 yrs because there really isnt anything that can't be upgraded via software seeing as that is what dictates the experience and content delivery.
I'd agree with you if this were already an established product, but I have a hard time believing that Apple with come up with a product with 2-3 years of longevity at the initial release. Some things (case size, sensors available, battery life) really can't be changed via software. I seem to remember a couple of reports mentioning features that were removed from the watch because they couldn't be finished in time (I thought skin response measurements were mentioned). Maybe there will be a significant time span between the second and third iterations, but I have to believe that the first generation product will have deficiencies that need to be addressed sooner rather than later.
Somehow I think the base model at $349 will drop pretty quickly.
I'd say throw out a decent percentage of the following population: throw out parents buying one for their teens, many have bought them an iphone but doubt they would get them the watch.
I'd say throw out a decent percentage of the following population: throw out parents buying one for their teens, many have bought them an iphone but doubt they would get them the watch.