# The Moto 360 [Available Now]

The Moto 360 is the first wearable device from Android, to debut the software for the wearables called the Android wear. The device was unveiled in March and the watch has a circular design, which is pretty odd for a touch screen gadget. The smart watch features a 1.5-inch backlit LCD display with 320x290p resolution and a stainless steel case, plastic case back, leather band and metal buckle. It is powered by a Li-ion battery and runs on a Texas Instruments OMAP 3 processor.

The Moto 360 supports Bluetooth 4.0 and works with most devices running on Android 4.3 or above. It also has a built-in microphone which will let owners shout voice commands at their wrists to shoot up a number of the watch's functions. Moto 360 is said to have a built-in pedometer and integrated heart-rate monitor. The watch is even waterproof up to three feet or so for 30 minutes and will also feature a wireless charging.

# Moto X+1 [Yet To Be Unveiled]

With the staggering success of the Moto series phones this year, looks like there will be an addition to it with the Moto X+1 this year. The company is expected to launch the phone and some other devices along with it too sometime this year. This phone will apparently replace the present Motorola’s flag ship phone, the Moto x.

The Moto X+1 is said to feature a much larger and clearer display than the Moto x, with a much better camera and processor on it. According to GSM arena, the device will get an optical zoom on the camera with a 3D display.

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