The Blue Screen of Death Came to Android Wear Watches

Spurce: androidcommunity.com

If you thought this was a new vulnerability, that’s the point of this Watchface full of nostalgia. The blue screen of death has become a highly visible element of our technological lives and we have come to appreciate over time. Perhaps more than any significance will be some trouble, but it is undeniable how entrenched is the BSOD in the geek culture.

The team of developers Rabbit Design provides in its stock with several app to customize Android Wear SmartWatch. While some are fairly simple, others have very interesting colors and designs. However, as a tribute or prank app, depending on how you want to see one, they have developed a BSOD watchface simulating the clock on your screen, which you can download from Google Play for less than $ 1 USD.

What use can have a watchface of the Blue Screen of death? You can feed the nostalgia while trying to recall an important event in the legendary blue screen of Windows has been featured either, and perhaps much more interesting to do, you can scare your friends pretending not to know what happens in your SmartWatch.

Yes, you read that right. You can have the Blue Screen of Death on your wrist, courtesy of the BSOD Watch Face if you wanted to. Now as to why you would want to look at your wrist and remember that feeling of fear, that is your business. But if you wanted to, then you can have it. And you can even have the date information, and choose from a 12 o 24 hour auto format. It says on the product page that it has a “High Resolution Design”, which may be more than what you actually experienced in your computer.

Whatever it is you decide to do, this news has served to realize as the blue screen of death has programmed us not to read the errors in our computers. At least that is remonstrant in an ingenious publication Android Police nobody could understand that the news was camouflaged as BSOD image.

To see the BSOD on your smartwatch, you of course install the watch face first then go to your Android Wear app and then choose the BSOD Watch Face as your default. It supports both round and square smartwatches. It now also has an ambient mode so that when you’re in a dark environment, it won’t look like you’re wearing a flashlight.

Via androidcommunity