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Motorola's awaited Moto 360 finally goes on sale, specifications detailed



Along with the new Moto X, a Bluetooth compatible Moto Hint and the next generation Moto G smartphones, we also saw the manufacturer announcing the consumer launch of their most awaited Android Wear smartwatch, Moto 360, that was officially unveiled back in March, this year. The company today also revealed all the anticipated list of specifications, the new Motorola manufactured Moto 360 will incorporate on board, making it available for the public to purchase.

 So, we will see the Moto 360 wearable come with a TI OMAP 3 processor, 1.56-inches round shaped Backlit LCD screen of 320 x 290 resolution display, marked at 205 pixels-per-inch, in protection of Corning Gorilla Glass 3, four gigabytes of internal storage, 512 megabytes of Random Access Memory. Bluetooth 4.0 Low Energy connectivity, and sensors like, pedometer, optical heart rate photoplethysmography (PPG) sensor, a physical button on the right side, built-in vibration motor for notification alerts and dual microphones for better voice. The device is IP67-certified for dust and water resistance, there is a 320mAh powered battery to keep the smartwatch from dying for up to 12 hours, with wireless charging integration, also packing a stylish proprietary charging dock. The unit is all based on Google's new wearable platform, Android Wear, which connects with smartphones running Android's version 4.3 or above.

 Motorola's Moto 360 will come in couple of shades, that is the Black colored stainless steel frame with a matching leather band/strap, then in more of a Silver casted stainless steel frame with a lighter shade Horween leather strap. The device will set you back for, 249 United States Dollars, which will be offered from the company's official online retail store, Google Play, BestBuy's domain and from their select stores around the country. Motorola even plans to introduce a collection of metal bands for the new Moto 360, arriving later this year, will cost you slightly hefty at $299, where else the metal straps alone for $79.99 and the special Horween leather band should be priced at $29.99, each.

Leak: LG G Watch R is said to retail for 299 Euros in Germany



LG Electronics corporation had announced their new wearable smartwatch running Android Wear operating system, a couple of days back, named as the new LG G Watch R. The new product is basically the company's first attempt to Plastic OLED based round faced smartwatch, as they've already got listed a more squarish shaped G Watch, earlier this year, which is now retailing for 299 USD from Google Play Store.

 So, alongside the official announcement of the new device, back on Thursday, the South Koreans had also included it's internal specification details, so if you want to check that out, click here. But how is the manufacturer looking forward to price their new release. Fortunately enough, guys at Android Police went through the German Press Release of the featured gadget, where it seems like LG had accidentally dropped the price of the G Watch R to be 299 Euros in the Deutschland, that's about 393 United States Dollars, a straight $100 increase from it's first generation mate. Well, the German Press Release looks to be perfect and re-edited now, as folks from the company removed the flukily published value.
"The LG G Watch R will be available in Germany from October at a recommended retail price of 299 euros. At IFA in Berlin Until September 10 at the LG booth in Hall 11.2 already admire the G Watch R on 5."

 Source: LG, Android Police

ASUS's IFA event scheduled on September 3



ASUS sends out invitations, calling the Press and the mass media team to their 2014's 'In Search of Incredible' International Franchise Association's Press event, that is scheduled in Berlin on Wednesday, 3rd of September, the same day Samsung will be hosting their own IFA themed, 'Unpacked 2014 Episode 2' event, in regard of announcing the next generation Galaxy Note smartphone.

 As far as rumors are concerned, the Taiwanese company's Chief Executive Officer, Jerry Shen told an Investors Conference, that past Tuesday that, his company is in plans to debut a new smartwatch, that will be running Google's wearable platform Android Wear, in the early September, at their IFA Conference in Berlin, Germany. He also said the ASUSTeK's yet to go official smartwatch has already been well received by Google Inc., as the electronics manufacturer is one among the selected hardware partners for the Android Wear initiative, announced back in March. "We're dreaming big about the future of wearable devices, but the dream will not come true this year or in the first half of next year because the market demand has not picked up," Jerry Shen said at the Investors Conference. Read more on FOCUS TAIWAN NEWS CHANNEL, here.

 Source: GSMArena

Minuum keyboard for Android Wear is here



Well folks, if you are still new to Google's new Android Wear platform for wearables, let us remind you that the new smartwatches from LG, Samsung and Motorola, powered by Android Wear operating system does not ship with any stock keyboard built-in and there aren't many available to download. So, users of the new smartwatches are compel to use Google's Now service and their voice recognition to reply any incoming messages or texts.

 But that's not anymore. Minuum has announced their single-line keyboard application for small screen's of Android Wear devices. "THE LITTLE KEYBOARD FOR BIG FINGERS" are now available for smartwatches, after making it's debut on Android smartphones, tablets and even on Google's Glass headset, earlier. Interested people can sign-up here, for further installation instructions on Android Wear products.
More details about how our circular design will adapt to the Moto 360 will come out when we get to test on a real Moto 360.

 Source: minuum, Engadget

LG G Watch is now going international through Google Play and retailers



Today, the South Korean consumer electronics manufacturer, LG has sanctioned a new Press Release, announcing the global availability of their new LG G Watch, running Android's latterly unveiled wearable platform, Android Wear. Starting today, the smartwatch will be available to customers around the world both online and offline, from Google's Play Store and through a number of selected retailers. Remember, the device is already retailing in the United States and a few more countries for $299.

 Where LG has also showed us a list of countries that will be offering their new product, G Watch. This list includes, United States, Canada, France, Ireland, Germany, Italy, Spain, United Kingdom, Australia, India, Japan and South Korea, that will bring them both online and offline as aforementioned and also in more 15 other countries, from which the key markets are said to be Brazil, Mexico, Russia, Singapore and New Zealand.

 "As one of the first Android Wear devices to market, we see this as the beginning of a long-term commitment to making wearables running Android Wear a household name. We’re confident that once consumers see how useful and compelling LG G Watch can be, it will be integrated into their daily lives, just as smartphone have done," said Dr. Jong-seok Park, President and CEO of LG Electronics Mobile Communications Company.

 Source: LG

AT&T outs availability dates for LG G3 and G Watch in US



American multinational telecommunications corporation, AT&T is up next for LG G3 sales in the United States. The company yesterday announced, that, they will start accepting the pre-orders for the new LG made G3 smartphone with AT&T's 4G LTE network and Android Wear powered LG manufactured G Watch from today and will start filling up their retail store shelves nationwide from 11th of this month, July.

 Customers can now order LG's G Watch for 229 United States Dollars and also pre-order the LG flagship G3 handset from AT&T for zero down payment and no annual contract costs, the device will be available for $24.17, monthly, with AT&T's Next 18 plan and for $29 per month with AT&T Next 12 tariff, or buy it for $199, inking the papers for a two-year agreement.

 And for a limited time period, you can save up to 50 percent off on selected LG premium accessories including the very own LG G Watch and other popular stuffs like, Tone Ultra Bluetooth Stereo Headset or the QuickCircle Case for G3 with wireless charging facility, when you are pre-ordering or purchasing the new LG G3 or LG G Flex smartphones with AT&T Next or on the two-year commitment.


Source: AT&T
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