Android Wear review - We test Google's smartwatch OS
Wearable technologyAndroid Wear lacks flexibility but this first iteration handles the basics pretty well
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Android Wear lacks flexibility but this first iteration handles the basics pretty well
Lashings of storage for very little money combined with brilliant mobile and web offerings puts Google into a comfortable lead
With its beautiful retina display, this would be a serious MacBook rival if it wasn’t for Chrome OS
Multiple user accounts are a huge step forward for tablets, but there's little for smartphone users to get excited about
Astoundingly quick, and well equipped to meet the needs of casual photographers
A good start for Google, but the competition from Amazon, Apple and Kobo offer a more cohesive package
A vast improvement over previous versions of Android for tablets, but the browser needs a bit of improving and there need to be more apps.
Not a massive leap forwards, but it's more polished and greatly improves the Android experience.
It's the best Android phone on the market in terms of performance and features, but it's not necessarily the best value and build quality could be better.
It's not quite as polished as Apple's iOS, but Android is starting to build up a feature advantage. It's also not clear which devices will get the update - and when.