You might have heard about Valve Time - the tendency for video game company Valve to release games and features long after the intended date. Google is also guilty of this, with apps and features still rolling out weeks after being announced. Many Android Wear users were left wondering why their watches had not received the much-anticipated 2.0 update weeks after the rollout supposedly started, but now we know why.

Google has confirmed to Wareable.com that the update was delayed to fix a bug. We haven't asked Google ourselves, but this is the statement provided by Wareable:

"We have started rolling out the Android Wear 2.0 update to Fossil Q Founder, Casio Smart Outdoor Watch WSD-F10 and Tag Heuer Connected. For other devices, the update is currently being delayed due to a bug found in final testing. We will push the update to the remaining devices as soon as the issue is resolved."

Considering Android Wear 2.0 was initially slated for a late 2016 release, and was even delayed, it's rather annoying that all the bugs were not properly ironed out already. But pushing a buggy update to users probably wouldn't have worked out very well.

Source: Wareable