Sony has made its smartwatch work better with Android phones. The update brings smoother performance and new features that match what Android users expect. People who own a Sony smartwatch will now see faster responses when they use apps or check notifications.
(Sony’s Smartwatch Integration with Android Improves)
The company focused on fixing small issues that slowed things down before. Battery life has also improved so the watch lasts longer between charges. Users can now control more phone functions right from their wrist. This includes music playback, message replies, and camera controls.
Sony worked closely with Google to make sure everything lines up with the latest Android software. The changes apply to recent models of the Sony SmartWatch series. Older devices may not get all the updates but will still run more smoothly.
Setup is easier too. When you pair the watch with an Android phone, it walks you through each step without confusion. You do not need to dig through menus or read long instructions. Everything shows up clearly on the screen.
Notifications now look cleaner and group better by app. You can swipe them away or act on them quickly. Voice commands also respond faster thanks to tweaks in how the watch talks to the phone.
People who use fitness tracking will notice fewer delays when starting workouts or checking heart rate. Data syncs to health apps almost instantly. Sony says this was a top request from users.
(Sony’s Smartwatch Integration with Android Improves)
The update rolls out automatically over the next few weeks. Just make sure your phone and watch are connected and charged. No extra steps are needed. Sony promises more improvements later this year based on what people say about this release.