Android Wear 5.1.1 Sony SmartWatch 3 screenshot gallery
Google started rolling out Android 5.1.1 for Android Wear devices. The update provides significant upgrades and enhancements, including support for WiFi.
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Android Wear WiFi support
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Screen lock setting
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Swipe once to view app list
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Swipe again to view your recent contacts
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Swipe down to view quick settings and status
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Draw emojis
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Just about exactly what I drew
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Text pop-ups rule the watch
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Change font size on the fly
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Wrist gestures are now supported
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Apps now appear on the standby screen
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