
What Does 4.4W.2 Update? First, let's see what this update does. According to Motorola, the 4.4W.2 update makes the following improvements:
-Smart Battery Saving - When your battery hits 15%, your Moto 360 will turn off ambient mode, so you don't have to remember to.
-Timely Time Checks - Moto 360 will synchronize the time with your phone more often to make sure it up to the minute.
-User Interface Tweaks - We observed with customers that there are many times where you want to use your Moto 360 as truly a classic watch-a beautiful way to see the time. A new gesture now lets you see the full watch face without permanently dismissing a notification. Just touch the top of a notification and swipe down. You'll see the notification again when you have another high priority notification.
-Mood Lighting - Moto 360 will adjust to the lighting of the room while charging, so that it isn't too bright or too dark.
-Readying the wires for Bluetooth - There are a couple of under-the-head enhancements that will pave the way for connecting Bluetooth headsets to the watch.
-Bug Squashing - As usual, bugs are squashed to enhance the overall user experience.
How to Force an Update.
Here's how I was able to force the update to be pushed to my Moto 360. While I cannot guarantee that this will work for everyone, it did work for me.
1. Unpair Your 360 From Your Phone - To do this go to "Settings" on your phone. Go to "Bluetooth," find your Moto 360, click on the arrows to the right and choose "unpair." From what I can tell, this step is key to forcing the update.
2. Uninstall Android Wear - Go to "Settings" on your phone, then go to "Apps" and find "Android Wear." Then just "Uninstall" Android Wear.
3. Reset Watch - Go back to your watch and go to "Settings." Choose "Reset" and go through the process of re-pairing your watch to your phone.
4. Install Wear - When your watch prompts you to Install Android Wear on your phone, make sure you do that and pair your Moto 360 to your phone. It may take a while for this process to complete so be patient.
5. Check For Update - Once the pairing is complete, go back to your phone's "Settings," go to "About," and click on "System updates."
That's it. It may take a few minutes to do this but this should force the update to be pushed to your watch. Let me know if this works for you.