Some of the biggest drawbacks that Android Wear devices have are the limitations that they still present at the hardware and software level. Something understandable since we are facing completely new terminals that will gradually improve thanks to the development of applications. One of the most recent is called Swipify, which will allow you to interact with smart watches in a simpler way.
It is not easy to jump between the different applications of an Android Wear. There is no specific button for it nor is it modifying the default settings. With Swipify you will only have to drag a finger from the right edge of the screen to switch from one application to another. The application also allows you to choose if you only want this feature to be activated if you swipe from the top right to avoid accidental changes.
Swipify also allows you with a single gesture open a launcher to start an application quickly. This is achieved by sliding your finger from the left side of the screen. In this way we will see how a submenu appears with all the applications installed on the device to be able to start the one we want.
As an addition, the application also allows you to change some smartwatch settings such as brightness, choose if we want the clock screen to always be on or control the battery level and the use of RAM memory.
If you are a brand new owner of a smartwatch, do not despair if you still think that you cannot get the most out of your device. The rate of creation of specific applications continues to grow exponentially, in fact, a few days ago we knew that there are already more applications developed for Android Wear than for the famous Google Glass despite the short time that smartwacth have been with us.
To start using the application you just have to download it from Google Play and it It will be installed automatically on the smartwatch that you have synchronized with the phone. Once installed, it is necessary to start Swipify from the Android Wear device for it to start working.
Download Swipify (beta) for Android Wear.
Source: AndroidCommunity
