Motorola Moto 360 smartwatch makes its late night television debut
The Motorola Moto 360 smartwatch might be getting ready for its launch. The timepiece made an unannounced trip to the Tonight Show, although it wasn't introduced to the large television audience. Actually, it was strapped to the wrist of Joshua Topolsky, editor-in-chief of The Verge. Topolsky was on the Tonight Show to show off some new technology.
While Topolsky displayed a new Lytro camera and a new virtual reality game, the watch on his wrist went unnoticed. A closer look at it shows the familiar circular face of the Moto 360. At one point, the wearable lights up, showing off the face of the watch with a soft neon glow.
The Moto 360 will be one of the first wearables to be powered by Android Wear, which is a version of Android designed specifically for wearables. We could hear more about the device and Android Wear at Google I/O, which is scheduled to take place June 25th and June 26th in San Francisco.
source: TheVerge via AndroidAuthority
The Moto 360 will be one of the first wearables to be powered by Android Wear, which is a version of Android designed specifically for wearables. We could hear more about the device and Android Wear at Google I/O, which is scheduled to take place June 25th and June 26th in San Francisco.
source: TheVerge via AndroidAuthority
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