Silence or unblock notifications on your watch - Google Help Silence or unblock notifications on your watch You can get notifications for texts, missed calls, events, and reminders Your watch will match your phone’s settings for whether it vibrates or stays silent for notifications
Use the alarm, timer stopwatch - Wear OS by Google Help If your watch and your phone are synced, you can dismiss a timer on your phone from your watch When your timer goes off, you'll see a notification on your watch If you exit the app while a timer is running, you can see the timer progress and come back later To reopen the app, open your list of notifications and tap Timer Open
I want the timer or stopwatch to stay on the screen. I am a football official I was hoping to transition from my old wrist stop watch to my pixel watch for keeping the official game clock My problem is no matter what I try, if I start the timer for a 12 minute quarter, I cannot figure out how to leave the screen on that timer It goes back to the default watch face
Set and manage timers on your Google smart speaker or display - Google . . . Use voice commands to set and manage timers on your Google smart speaker or display Set a general timer to alert you when a specified time has passed, or a sleep timer to stop playing media at the desired time To schedule your lights and other smart devices to turn off at a specific time, create an automation
Manage your recommendations search results - YouTube Help You can also edit, turn off, or delete your watch and search history to refine your recommendations Learn more about how to manage your watch history and search history If you don’t want video recommendations on Home, you can delete and turn off your watch history
How to start a stopwatch? - Google Assistant Community I am trying to use google now assistant to start a stopwatch (that counts up) but when I say "stopwatch "or "start stopwatch" it only does a web search I want it to work like "start timer" does
Autoplay videos - YouTube Help The Autoplay feature on YouTube makes it easier to decide what to watch next When Autoplay is on, another related video will automatically play after a video ends