The TicWatch Pro 3 is receiving a firmware update that brings several improvements and bug fixes to the smartwatch.
Let's say that the Wear 4100 is a big enough upgrade to warrant giving Wear OS a fresh look. Well, then you will once again realize are still notable areas that Wear OS itself needs to improve.
Wear OS has struggled with performance and battery life for years, primarily due to the antiquated chipsets it was running on. Now, Qualcomm is finally getting serious about its smartwatch chipsets with the new Wear 4100 and 4100+, and it promises huge improvements for Wear OS.
Qualcomm's next-generation Wear OS chip, the Snapdragon 3300, will use an improved 12nm fabrication process leading to better performance and longer battery life.
So, you've narrowed your Wear OS search down to the Misfit Vapor 2 and Mobvoi TicWatch Pro. We've got the info you need to decide which one is truly best for you.
We know Qualcomm's new Snapdragon Wear 3100 processor is going to be faster and smaller, but battery life is where you're really going to want this upgrade.
Qualcomm is betting on kids to grow the Android smartwatch market. Maybe because they're too young to realize Android smartwatches are bad.
Snapdragon Wear 1100 is aimed at 'kid and elderly watches,' as well as fitness trackers and other wearables.
Qualcomm has unveiled the Snapdragon Wear platform for Android Wear that is hoped to not only improve functionality and available features for wearables, but also decrease power consumption when compared against current processors used.