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Now that I've been wearing my LG G Watch R and testing it on a daily basis, it's time to express my opinions on the whole experience that is... Android Wear. It's not perfect, but it has huge potential. Here's why:
Well... it happened. I bought myself a smartwatch. It was a long and inner debate between the LG G Watch R and the Moto 360, with the first winning it after quite a struggle. This article represents the first chapter of a two-part in depth review. First I will present the watch and all its ups and downs. Later on, in the second chapter, I will express my opinions regarding Android Wear and the whole experience behind it. But first things first, let's start with the LG G Watch R.
After presenting at World Information Architecture Day 2015 in Bucharest, I managed to get my hands on the new Moleskine Smart Notebook powered by Adobe's Creative Cloud (thanks to Anda and her surprise kindness). I've been a Moleskine fan ever since I saw Marius wielding one at a conference before I even tried to imagine seeing myself at Grapefruit. Well, now I'm here and ready to present the latest gimmick from the notebook manufacturer.