Hey guys,
I have come accross the holy grail for all android wear users.
There are two apps which claim to have battery saving technology implemented within them, they say the use some kind of algorithm that uses less battery or something.
SO I was skeptical at first, but then I downloaded them and tried it out for myself. My Sony smartwatch 3 usually lasts about 2 days, I was really surprised to see that my watch actually lasted around 2.5-3 days when using these watchfaces.
I'm aware XDA don't allow advertising so I wont post links, if you want to find these watchfaces they're called Emerald OS Watch face and Galaxia Watch Face. They're pretty awesome looking and show the battery level too (since they're battery saving oriented). They're also really new (released in the past few days)
My question is, if these guys have figured a way to make the battery last longer why haven't other developers used similar techniques, Maybe we could contact the company and ask them how they did it?
for anyone skeptical I would really recommend downloading one of the apps and trying it out for yourself.
I have come accross the holy grail for all android wear users.
There are two apps which claim to have battery saving technology implemented within them, they say the use some kind of algorithm that uses less battery or something.
SO I was skeptical at first, but then I downloaded them and tried it out for myself. My Sony smartwatch 3 usually lasts about 2 days, I was really surprised to see that my watch actually lasted around 2.5-3 days when using these watchfaces.
I'm aware XDA don't allow advertising so I wont post links, if you want to find these watchfaces they're called Emerald OS Watch face and Galaxia Watch Face. They're pretty awesome looking and show the battery level too (since they're battery saving oriented). They're also really new (released in the past few days)
My question is, if these guys have figured a way to make the battery last longer why haven't other developers used similar techniques, Maybe we could contact the company and ask them how they did it?
for anyone skeptical I would really recommend downloading one of the apps and trying it out for yourself.
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