Video: Watch the Samsung Galaxy Gear running real Android apps.
How to get real apps running on the Samsung Galaxy Gear:
The Galaxy Gear ships with a "USB debug" checkbox in the settings. Check
that box, hook it up to a computer, and it will be usable with ADB, the
Android Debug Bridge. ADB will in turn allow you to fire up a command
line and sideload whatever you want onto the Gear's 4GB of storage, running on Android 4.2.2 with an 800MHz processor and 512MB of RAM, so it can run real apps just like any other Android device. Considering
that the original Android phones all had 528MHz processors and only
192MB of RAM, the Gear is a miniature powerhouse in comparison.
The demonstration video above shows Amadeo of Arstechnica using CyanogenMod’s Apollo
music app to “blast MP3s out of the crappy little speaker” as well as
playing a game of the aforementioned Candy Crush. Finally, he uses MX
Player to play a sequence from the final episode of Breaking Bad.
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