Wearing OS 6 is introducing a key upgrade that many users are waiting for. Along with the new version, Google is improving how the interface is always like media controls, allowing the on -display (AOD) to allow more parts of the interface, despite screen dams.
In the past, most of the wearers hide their content when the OS apps enter the acidity mode. Unless you were using apps such as Google Maps, Capes, or Spatifs, when your wrist is closed, you will only see the time and the blurred screen. It made it difficult to look at useful information quickly without awakening the clock.
OS 5.1 Always wear on the display with media control. | Image Credit – 9TO5GOGLE
Google is now changing it. With the wear OS 6, the interface will show the last screen you were using in a low power condition. According to the company, the update connects various solutions to the Permanent AOD experience in the equipment. For example, if you are running music, you will still see the current track and playback button, even when the screen is in a tipped mode.
Always wear OS 6 with media controls. | Image Credit – 9TO5GOGLE
Media controls are also getting a visual update. The buttons are now styled using the content 3 expression design. While in active use, the buttons appear to be bold and filled. When the AOD is on, the same button becomes a thin sketch, but they still appear clearly and remain usable. You can still see the name of the song and take action without taping to awaken the watch.
This feature is based on what Google has started in OS 5.1 wearing a pixel watch. This version contained the setting of a hidden developer called Force Global AOD Experience, which showed the current screen in a dim. Wearing OS 6 is turning this idea into a standard feature.
There is even more improvement in the wearer OS 6. All tiles will now use the same font, making it easier to go through the tile carousel. Health permits are also being updated, which gives users more control over what data each app can access.
Wearing OS 6 Android is based on 16 and is expected to come later this year. Although there is no certified rollout date yet, changes can lead to more permanent and helpful experience for Smart Watch users.
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