is expected to debut today, Android Wear 2.0 along with the first two devices that will run the new operating system. On this occasion, a lot of information has been released about the two smartwatches.
Last month, leaked images of the two smartwatches, including specs and components, revealed the design differences between the two smartwatches, with the LG Watch Style looking sleeker than the LG Watch Sport.
The LG Watch Sport comes in a dark blue color along with a 14.2mm circular OLED display. Unlike the Watch Style's 360 x 360 pixel resolution, the LG Watch Sport has a resolution of 480 x 480 pixels.
The LG Watch Style has a 1.2-inch display and a 240mAh battery, smaller compared to the Watch Sport's 430mAh.
Both devices have 4GB of internal storage, while their RAM differs with 768MB for the LG Watch Sport and 512MB for the Style. In addition, both smartwatches have Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, but the Sport stands out for its cellular connectivity options including 3G and LTE data as well as GPS and NFC which are available through Android Pay.
Both smartwatches feature iOS compatibility and a digital crown for navigating within applications, while the display supports handwriting recognition. The devices offer IP67 or IP68 certification and have Google Assistant built-in. The LG Watch Sport will also have a heart rate sensor.
After the presentation, Google will only make two smartwatches available for sale, while the official release may be delayed until March.
