WearFaces: change the clock appearance with Android Wear

In any dispute, a la "All Android or iOS" has always sounded the notorious term "openness", "personalization", "customization". Thanks to them, the owners of Android-devices could transform the standard interface without too much difficulty in similar to the coveted iPhone, or to put custom firmware, optimizing the work is not new device. The user could simply install one of the many launcher. Recently, Google opened a whole new market of wearable, but now owners of those running Android Wear has similar capabilities.

Do not be in the line of their gadgets wearable at the end of 2014 is considered bad manners to A-brands. And if you're the owner of Samsung Gear Live, Moto 360 or LG G Watch, and the standard dials were not enough, the service WearFaces accurately solve this dilemma for you.

Service is unique in that, apart from a large number of third-party digital clock design, the developer has provided the opportunity to create their own.

To do this:

1. Develop a design for the second, minute and hour hands and dial. Images must be in PNG format and a resolution of 320 × 320 px.
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2. Upload renders the phone's memory, Google Drive or Dropbox.
3. The application to select the appropriate image for each item of hours.
4. Add additional information about the time and date that will be displayed on the screen. Customize the font, color, and size.
5. Press Send to Wear key and expect to see your creation on the clock display.

Among Designed by third-party developers there are also unusual. So, in the wake of the recent Apple presentation and presented at Apple Watch it is another "fruit" Pear Company drew digital clock, fully mimic the interface of the discussion gadget week. It turned out true, but the application icons placed on the screen of your gadget, are nothing more than a sham.

- Apple Watch this garbage. - Do not say. - Hearing and you have already installed on your 360 Pear? - Of course, now the buzz. pic.twitter.com/zduQT6zJpM

- Wylsacom (@wylsacom) September 15, 2014