Motorola to launch new Moto maker tool in March

Abstract: Buy Moto 360, but do not like the strap or the dial how to break? The problem must have been met by many people. The good news is that this March issue is expected to be resolved. Motorola will launch a new Moto maker tool in March, not only for Moto X phones

Buy Moto 360, but do not like the strap or the dial how to break? The problem must have been met by many people. The good news is that this March issue is expected to be resolved. Motorola will launch a new Moto maker tool in March, not only for Moto X handsets, but also for Moto 360 smart watches. Moto 360 users can customize their own watches.

Personalized customization is mainly for the appearance of Moto 360, including color, strap, dial. Color, silver, black, champagne gold three color optional. The table has two kinds of leather or metal strap, and can be selected in two sizes. In addition, the user can also select one of the 11 dials as the boot interface. Motorola has not yet officially announced the news, the price of customized services has not been determined.

Moto Maker interface is simple and clear, each part of the watch has high-definition pictures, click on each part, can be real-time rendering the combination of product effects. After the user selected the watch combination, will be in Shenzhen's generation factory will carry on the customization production. If you are tired, you can continue to customize.

Moto Maker is a custom service that Motorola launched after the launch of Moto X, primarily for mobile phones, where users can customize their own Moto x appearance, capacity, signature, accessories, and carriers through the service. It has since been rumored that Project Ara is likely to be integrated into Moto maker.

Behind the Moto maker is Mote's philosophy of design: they believe that if the user personally participates in the design process of the product, it will establish a deep emotional connection with the product. This is very different from Apple's product logic, and jobs insists that users do not know what they want and must provide the best design for their users. No, Apple's chief designer, Jony Ive, has been criticizing Moto for giving up the responsibility of a designer.