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Default You can finally control your Ford vehicle right from your Wear OS smartwatc

  • After far too long, Ford is back with an Android smartwatch app.
  • FordPass now supports Wear OS, giving users an option beyond phone control.
  • Wear OS support quietly rolled out last month, and should be available now for compatible vehicles.

Have smartwatches managed to live up to the hype? While in theory they should be capable of pretty much everything we do with our phones, in practice they sometimes don’t feel like much more than big-screen fitness trackers. That largely comes down to a lack of software, and far too few companies have invested the resources in building Wear OS apps that match the functionality of their smartphone counterparts. Today we’ve got a blip of good news to share, though, as we hear about one very useful-sounding Wear OS app that only recently became available.

Well, let’s back up a little first, because this is actually the second time we’ve gone down this path. Way back in 2015, the Ford Motor Company released its MyFord Mobile app for then-Android Wear. Intended for use with the company’s electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles, the app let you use your smartwatch to do stuff like unlocking your car or checking its charge status. That was nice while it lasted — until it didn’t.




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