Android Wearables
Google released the Android Wear SDK at Google I/O 2014. It allows developers to write Android apps for watches. At the time of this writing there are a small number of these devices currently available, such as the LG G watch and the Moto 360. While an Android Wear watch is tethered to your phone, it is still an independent Android device running on a Linux kernel.
Just like a phone, you can turn on the developer options on an Android watch and enable debugging (see Figure 9-3), and then shell onto the device using the adb shell command. The directory structure is similar to a phone or tablet, with the apps in the /data/app folder and the user data in /data/data. It is different from a phone or tablet in a number of ways though. ...
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