LG’s original Android Wear watch doesn’t have Wi-Fi. Photo: Killian Bell/Cult of Android

Google’s latest Android Wear update finally enables Wi-Fi connectivity, allowing your smartwatch to communicate with your phone even when it’s out of Bluetooth range. But not all Wear watches have Wi-Fi built-in.

Users of the LG G Watch and the Asus ZenWatch are among those who are out of luck.

A face I quickly threw together just for you.

Motorola has updated its Connect companion app for the Moto 360, giving users the ability to upload their own background images to select watch faces, and share their favorite faces with their friends.

The app also offers to provide weekly email summaries of your activity.

Meet the LG G4. Photo: LG

Thanks to a pretty wretched blunder, LG inadvertently revealed its upcoming G4 smartphone on its website ahead of the handset’s April 28 unveiling.

The device looks a lot like last year’s G3 with a very attractive all-glass front and super slim bezels, but LG has added a stitched leather back that will almost certainly put some fans off.

The Moto 360 is a bargain at $179. Photo: Motorola

If you’re an Android user, you likely have no interest in pre-ordering the Apple Watch today, but perhaps you’ll be interested in a Moto 360 instead. Thanks to Amazon, you can now get one of the prettiest Android Wear watches on the market for just $179.

The Moto G Google Play Edition gets the latest version of Lollipop. Photo: Google

The original Moto G Google Play Edition is getting Google’s latest Android 5.1 Lollipop software. The update is rolling out now over-the-air, and it brings a number of new features and plenty of nice improvements.