The smartwatch maker planned to stick to Android and use Android Wear system for its next generation product, he hinted, adding that the release of Android Wear will attract more smartwatch brands to the growing ecosystem. Android Wear is based on the voice control service of Google Now, which is unavailable for Chinese users due to the same reason. According to Xu, the battery life of GEAK Watch2 will be greatly enhanced with the emergence of low battery consumption processors and operating systems. GEAK Watch2 is also expected to feature a curved screen, a camera, interchangeable wrist straps with sensors to monitor heart beats or blood pressures, etc. Moreover, the company is considering to release several versions for GEAK Watch2 to cater for the needs of different groups of people.