We’ll react, discuss our favorite parts of each, if we are considering one, etc. We also want to talk the latest in Nexus rumors, possible Moto X Pure Edition and Moto 360 (2nd gen) whoopsies from Motorola, what Android M will be, and more. The mystery watch also appears to have exposed lugs to connect to the watch band, something else that the original 360 lacks. Now, before going into the details, it should be mentioned that the watch showcased in the video is a render and not an actual piece of hardware, meaning that there’s a slight chance we might be looking at a mockup, and not a real device.
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Will they or won’t they continue on with the “flat tire” display?
The Moto X 2015 will be the first major flagship to come out in the second half of 2015 and there are numerous reasons for Android and smartphone lovers to give the handset a hard look and perhaps take it home.
Back when Motorola unveiled the Moto 360 back in September 2014, the company said that the blank portion below the display was required in order to fit in the touch sensor. Unfortunately, it looks like that will not be the case.
The Moto 360 made a rather unceremonious debut on Friday in a Motorola promotional video that seems to be about showing off Android Wear features.
Android blog site Droid Life got wind of a tweet from Motorola Mobility that says the third Moto X installment is all set to unbox in the United States but the same report was updated later, indicating that the announcement has been deleted.
Some new rumors claim that this year’s IFA event will bring forth a Moto 360 successor which is extremely exciting. That’s $300 more than the Moto X and the storage is capped.
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What do you guys think of this leak? Motorola has ensured it keeps the overhead expenses low by adopting a direct-to-consumer approach for the Moto X Pure Edition.
