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Remember Ingress, the Google-developed project meaning you can join in the fun with your smartwatch rather than just your smartphone (though you'll still need that too, of course). The idea is to get teams together to play on either on the "enlightened Kiss you car keys goodbye. Hyundai finally released its Blue Link smartwatch app for Android Wear on Wednesday after teasing the new feature earlier this year at CES 2015. The app, which is available now through Google Play, pretty much does everything Hyundai had unveiled the new Android Wear version of Blue Link car-monitoring app at CES 2015 in January, and has now finally launched the Android Wear app on Google Play. The smartwatch app has been developed in partnership with Station Digital Media. This is because Hyundai has launched its Blue Link smartwatch companion app to help owners with these tasks. The latest Blue Link app update on Google Play now includes the smartwatch companion app for Android Wear. The Blue Link smartwatch app will be Google is reportedly considering a version of its Android Wear app that would play nice with Apple's iPhone and iPad. The Android Wear app allows you to pair and use your Android smartwatch with your Android phone so the two can work as a team. But the app The iBobber device itself is $99.99, and the corresponding app is a free download for Android with Google Play. The app can work on Android-enabled smartwatches, including the LG G Watch, Motorola 360, Sony SmartWatch 3, Samsung Gear Live and Asus Zen Watch. .

That means full access to Google Play to download whatever you please and the integrated micro SIM slot delivers full 3G connectivity. It really is a phone shaped like a smartwatch. But it's also more than that, with a built-in optical heart-rate monitor FOUNTAIN VALLEY, Calif., Mar. 4, 2015 - Today Hyundai owners no longer need to fish out a phone from a pocket or purse to remote start, lock or unlock their car using Blue Link(TM). They also won't need to look down at a phone to find their car in a Mobile and the Internet of Things (IoT) have thrust many businesses into the era of the truly digital enterprise. This means opening up new channels and business opportunities. APIs are the key, enabling the digital enterprise to connect itself to myriad The Android Wear app that Hyundai demonstrated at CES several weeks ago is now available on Google Play, letting owners of appropriately-equipped models control their cars from their wrists. The app is basically a scaled-down version of the Blue Link app .