Earlier this month, Google announced that the new Android Wear update supports cellular connectivity.<br />The feature lets users sync phones with smartwatches, and use the latter to call and text - even when the synced phone isn't near the watch.<br />Prior to the update, users can connect their Wear watches to phones using Bluetooth or WiFi.<br />The first Android Wear to support the new feature is the LG Watch Urbane 2nd edition, and it's coming soon to markets, including the United States.<br />It turns out the cellular connectivity feature is just the tip of the iceberg.<br />Google did include a bunch of new gestures to the update, meaning, Wear app developers can add a slew of new actions, and make their Android Wear apps edgy.
