An android-based watch, the LG G watch is a smart watch that operates off an Android Wear software. This watch works side-by-side with any mobile device, once it has an android operating system. This watch will alert you once you have received a notification, alert you when you are getting an incoming call an email or a message. It basically operates just like your Smartphone. This guide will tell you all you need to know and learn about the LG G Watch.

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Congratulations on making your LG G Watch purchase! The LG G Watch will dramatically improve the versatility of your Android experience when paired with your Android phone or tablet. By using this guide, you can ensure that you are using the LG G Watch to its fullest potential. The information in this guide includes an overview of features, a setup guide, a beginner's guide, an advanced user guide, a review of the best applications, and suggestions for improving your watch's battery life. Note: While a LG Smartwatch was used for this book, most of the instructions work for any Google Smartwatch, as there are only slight variations to the OS. This book is not endorsed by Google or LG.

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