Google revamps its Wear OS user interface with easy swipe feature

Google updates Wear OS with quicker access to information and notifications, more proactive help from the Google Assistant, and smarter health coaching.

Google will roll out the revamped Wear OS by mid-September. (Google)

Google has announced the third major update of its Wear OS that is set to debut with tweaked user interface, quicker access to notifications, smarter health coaching and more proactive help from Assistant.

"We're making it easier to browse, dismiss or take action on your notifications with the new notification stream."

"Swipe up to see all your notifications at once and swipe down to get quicker access to shortcuts like Google Pay or 'Find my phone,'" Dennis Troper, Director of Product Management, Wear OS by Google, wrote in a blog post.

The revamped Wear OS would begin the roll-out mid-September.

 

Apart from maintaining schedules, checking weather, booking reservations, Google Assistant on the rebranded "Wear OS" would also suggest features on the device that could become helpful over time as it gets familiar with the user's preferences and requirements.

The revamped "Wear OS" would also incorporate Google's health-tracking platform "Google Fit" that was announced last week.

"We worked with the American Heart Association and the World Health Organisation to design these goals based on their physical activity recommendations which are shown to have health benefits for your heart and mind," Troper added.