LG G Watch

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The Korean electronics giant has unveiled its plans to bring the Android OS to the user's wrist via its smart watch, the LG G Watch.
The LG G Watch will focus on the users' health and enable them to follow other exercise goals, let users to call for a taxi, send text messages, make restaurant reservations, cast movies on television screens and more.

The LG G Watch, seen in its teaser image above, sports an LCD touchscreen that's got a simple rectangular profile showing the time on the top-left corner, the Google icon on the top-right, and flight reservation timings at the bottom. LG will be announcing specifications for the smartwatch later.
The LG G Watch is claimed to complement a number of Android smartphones coming from different manufacturers and will act on user's voice-commands when they say 'Ok Google.'

Google however, besides LG, is also teaming-up with other firms for its Android Wear, out of which some key manufacturers are Asus, HTC, LG, Samsung and the Fossil Group

LG G Watch First Impressions

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