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I'm a huge fan of Evernote, but its smartwatch incarnation will take some getting used to.
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Evernote for Android Wear (free) Create Evernote notes on the fly. If you've got multiple Android Wear-compatible productivity apps on your device that can take notes - in my case that's Keep, Evernote and Trello - you'll need to choose one. I also couldn't create new checklists, though I could add new add new items to existing ones, so I suspect the functionality isn't far off. If you've created notes in Google Keep, you can also browse through the nine notes that sit at the top of your list, though you'll need the phone or Web app if you want to organize or change the color of your notes. I just need to say "take a note," and then say whatever it is I'd like to remember. Google Keep has slowly become my go-to app for jotting down simple notes to myself, and it works surprisingly well on Android Wear. Google Keep (free) Create and edit notes on your wrist with Google Keep. You can quickly dictate new notes, and any notifications or reminders you've set up will be routed through the Android Wear app, too. You can't use the app to look at all of your existing lists, but pinning an important one might be a bit more useful. If you're already a Wunderlist user, the Wunderlist app for Android Wear might be worth a look.
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Wunderlist is a popular app for creating to-do lists, and it works everywhere you do: there are apps for iOS, Android, and Windows Phone, and it works on the Web, too.
And be sure to have a look at our list of Android Wear How-Tos for tips and tricks on getting the most out of your new gear. Read on for apps you should definitely check out.
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There were only about 35 Android Wear apps to choose from when the platform launched, but you'll have quite a few more options today - you can find the full list on the Google Play store. But make no mistake, if your phone goes missing or its battery dies, your wrist-borne gadget won't be doing all that much. You'll be using your fingers and your voice to go places, get things done or just get more information. Many of the apps you're already using pack smartwatch-friendly features, too, so there's a chance your new Android Wear device will have something of a head start. Once the devices are paired, compatible apps will populate your smartwatch automatically. To start, they generally aren't downloaded to your phone: you'll be pairing your smartwatch to your Android smartphone, where all the apps you'll be using are housed. Smartwatch apps work a bit differently than the smartphone apps we're all used to. Once you're done ogling devices like the Huawei Watch or the LG Watch Urbane, it's time to think about how these gadgets might fit into your life. It's been about a year since Google Android Wear smartwatches started arriving on our wrists, and a dizzying array of devices round and square are competing for our attention. Will these productivity apps join your workflow? Let us know in the comments.The Samsung Gear Live and LG G Watch (right). You’ll not only be able to view your existing notes, but will also be able to dictate new notes straight through your watch using a simple “Okay Google, take a note” command. Microsoft hasn’t shown what the interface of OneDrive will look like however, the OneNote interface is shown in its latest blog post covering the apps. They look particularly interesting if you own a Motorola Moto 360 smartwatch (shown below).
Get Microsoft Translator for Apple WatchĪndroid Wear also got it’s productivity fix from Microsoft with brand new OneDrive and OneNote apps to slap on your wrist.
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Although you’ll have to wait a while to get Yammer on your wrist, you can download all other apps to your watch right away: No, you don’t need a specific colored band for each app )Īlthough primarily focused on notifications, the new apps will allow users to also do various interactions, such as replying to messages, adding new reminders and yes - translating on-the-fly from your watch, which could be rather convenient.
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