Google Android Wear 2.0" will be released in early 2017, which will be the first major update to Google's smart watch OS - GIGAZINE
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Rumor: Google developing two Wear smartwatches with circular displays
This is how Google's Android Wear smartwatches may look like - Times of India
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Google Android Wear smartwatch to be released soon, leak claims, ready to take on the Apple Watch | The Independent | The Independent
This is how Google's Android Wear smartwatches may look like - Times of India
Angelfish et Swordfish : les deux smartwatches de Google
LG smartwatch running Android Wear 2.0 passes through FCC with LTE connectivity
Google Launches the Pixel Watch | WhistleOut
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Google might be working on 'Angelfish' and 'Swordfish' Android Wear smartwatches
Full Cover Screen Protector for Google Pixel Watch
Google Might Challenge Apple for Smartwatch Supremacy | Fortune
Google's Upcoming Smartwatches Codenamed Angelfish & Swordfish
Rumor: Google is working on two Nexus smartwatches
Is Google building its own smartwatch?
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Google is reportedly working on its own Android Wear smartwatches - The Verge
Google developing two wearables known as the Angelfish and Swordfish - Android Community
Google Reportedly Working Android Wear Smatwatch: Check Out the Latest Features - Gizbot News
Top 5 features the Google watch absolutely needs - YouTube
Google's Android Wear 'Angelfish', 'Swordfish' Smartwatches Leaked in Images | Technology News
Google Pixel Watch - Google Store
Google's first flagship smartwatch won't be branded “Pixel” | Ars Technica
