Google rolls out an update to the current Wear OS, making downloading apps for your smartwatch simpler

Although there has been a recent buzz around the new version of Wear OS, the current one is not forgotten by Google. The tech giant now introduces a revamp and several new features coming to Wear OS, reports Gizmodo.

Downloading apps to your smartwatch now becomes easier than ever

The new update makes it possible for you to remotely install apps from your phone, while the Play Store in your smartwatch is getting an Android 12 Material You-inspired design.

First off, when you search for apps on your phone, you can now add the terms “watch” or “watch face” to the search query to receive more relevant results. Then, if you tap the dropdown arrow, you will see which devices are eligible for the download. Compatible devices will be pre-selected.

Additionally, the Play Store watch look has also been refreshed. The redesign puts the info about the app on cards easier to view and navigate on a small smartwatch display.

If you need to make an in-app purchase, Wear OS will transfer the transaction to your phone or give you a URL if you want to do it in a browser.

This update is rolling out to Android and Wear OS users in the coming weeks, says Google.