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You need to wait until Summer for a Moto 360



Google's I/O Annual Developers Conference, yesterday had brought a list of new updates and announcements, from San Francisco, California, United States. Out of which, attendees and other media personals were most interested on the company's new wearable platform, Android Wear.

 Head of Android, Chrome and Apps, Sundar Pichai had took the stage to talk a little about their new software platform, that was announced back in March with two multinational companies including LG and Motorola also unveiling their smartwatches, that runs the same platform, based on Android operating system. Last day we saw their third manufacturing partner, Samsung bringing-up their own wearable, well another smartwatch with Android Wear on board, named as Gear Live. In return, LG too disclosed their wearable G Watch's internal specifications and other details for the public, where Google is now having both the smartwatches listed on Google Play for a price of $199 for Samsung's Gear Live and $299 for LG's G Watch, respectively. But what about Motorola's Moto 360? Unfortunately, the company's new product is not yet ready for a consumer launch, and people from around here has let us know that, Motorola and Google will start selling the Moto 360 wearable device, after a few months from now, sometime soon in summer. The specification listings of the apparatus are too not confirmed at the moment, as Motorola hasn't let any information out, just yet. But, Pichai offered the attendees of the year's I/O event with a chance to experience the round face UI of Android Wear OS on the smartwatch, aforementioned.

Motorola is inviting the Press to London on May 13



Motorola have sent out it's invites to their Press Conference, that is about to take place in London, United Kingdom in couple of weeks time. So if your anticipated to know what's next from the American telecommunications equipment provider, Motorola Mobility, then make the date, 13th of May, 8:45 AM local time on your calenders, as the company already hints about the introduction of their next smartphone.

 "Connect more people to the world's information and each other, and they can do great things. Introducing the next smartphone from Motorola to make these connections happen. Made to last. Priced for all," quoted Motorola in their invitation slip.

 Talking about the words like "made to last" and "priced for all", tips us seeing a smartphone that is much more durable to use and also goes well with the affordable pricing mechanism. Picking what's already there there in our past leaks and rumors tags are the Motorola made Moto E, which is expected to come out of the box with a Dual-Core processor, clocked at 1.2GHz, 4.3-inches HD screen of 720p resolution, four gigs of on board expandable storage, one gigabyte of RAM, five megapixels main shooter, a 1,900mAh battery and running Android 4.4 KitKat on top. Then we have the Moto X successor, Moto X+1, which don't  seems to fit well with words what Motorola is describing all at the moment. Even though it's all going to be about the firm's next smartphone as aforementioned, but we also hope to see some news come out based on their new wearable, the Moto 360's consumer launch.

Motorola goes official with Moto 360, It's Time



If that squared-off smartwatch from LG wasn't of your taste, never mind, we have another phone maker announcing their first smartwatch running Android Wear inside out. Lenovo owned Motorola has introduced a sleek looking new piece of classic wearable with Android's Wear platform, named Moto 360.

 Talking about it's design, the Motorola Moto 360 features the iconic design with a stylish round face, made out of premium materials, that fits comfortably on to your wrist. As far as it's availability is concerned, expect the smartwatches from Motorola to hit the global store shelves this Summer, first making it to the Stateside.

 As off the new LG made G Watch the new Motorola manufactured Moto 360 too display your outstanding notifications, and as said in their blog post, "with just a twist of the wrist," users can see who's emailing or calling them on phone, as well as display your next meetings and the latest post by your friend on the social media.

 As the Moto X smartphone, the Moto 360 smartwatch is too always listening to it's users voice, where you only have to say, "Okay Google" to make the watch answer your question and get stuff done, like scheduling an appointment, sending a text, setting an alarm or taking down a note.


             


Source: Motorola
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