LG G Watch 2 reportedly being launched at IFA in September
It's not been that long since LG's G Watch, one of two initial Android Wear devices was brought to the market. But reports emerging from Korea indicate that LG would be revealing a second-gen smartwatch at IFA in September. According to a report in the Korea Times, LG is preparing a "serious game changer" wearable for IFA, scheduled for September 5 to 10 in Berlin. The report further quotes an LG official as saying the company is "working on a September release for the new smartwatch alongside Google's wearable platform." That heavily indicates that Google will be making a bigger Android Wear push at the event. We already know that Sony, Samsung and many other major manufacturers will be present at the event, so we could see more than just one Android Wear device. The report says the G Watch 2 will have an OLED display, as opposed to the IPS LCD display found in the current G Watch. It will reportedly use a Qualcomm processor, but not much more has been revealed. With the LG G3 already in markets, LG will not have many new high-end announcements in the pipeline, and may reserve the IFA stage for its smartwatch.

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