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"At LG's G3 smartphone launch event, the company had a few words about its upcoming LG G Watch. Very few words, in fact \u2014 less than a sentence was dedicated to the smartwatch, which is expected to launch sometime this quarter. \nWe still don't have a release date, or any new images, or a price. What we do have, however, is confirmation that the G Watch will work with all Android devices running Android 4.3 or higher. \nThe G Watch was first announced by LG in March. In this context, the broader Android compatibility makes a lot of sense.\nAndroid 4.3 Jelly Bean was the first version to offer robust Bluetooth 4.0 LE (low energy) support. Bluetooth LE is what helps Android Wear \u2014 and most other smartwatch and wearable platforms \u2014 work. Without it, the constant pairing between a phone and wearable would take tremendous amounts of energy.\nSince announcing the G Watch, the company has slowly revealed more details about the device, first with a microsite and earlier this month with a promo video.\nSee also: Android Wear: Google's Wearables Platform Is Here\nThe G Watch will be available in two colors, Stealth Black and Champagne Gold, and boasts an \"always on\" screen. It will also be water and dust resistant and support voice commands.\n"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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