Motorola will push smart watch Moto 360 to pick up Android Wear

Motorola will push smart watch Moto 360 to pick up Android Wear Beijing time March 19 Morning News, Motorola Mobile blog said in Tuesday that the company will launch a "Moto 360" wearable equipment. Like many hardware vendors, the company will also use Google's Android Wear operating system, which is designed for wearable devices. Motorola Mobile had previously disclosed in the Mobile World Congress (MWC) that the company would launch a smart watch. In fact, this smart watch is Moto 360. Motorola said that the product will be officially released this summer, first landed in the U.S. market. The company says the product is similar in shape to a traditional watch and will be designed with a round surface and made of advanced materials. Motorola Mobile said in the blog: "Since the more than 100 years ago became popular fashion accessories, the watch has undergone many evolution." Our vision for Moto 360 is to accelerate this historical development through our renewed imagination of future watches. Motorola Mobility says users can use this watch to get reminders of emails, phone calls, and schedules. Like other products using the Android Wear system, the device will also respond to "OK Google" voice commands. Google released details of the Android Wear earlier in Tuesday and collaborated with hardware vendors, chip companies and apparel company Fossil Group. Google hopes to use the Android Wear to make wearable devices with its operating system a more consistent experience. Companies such as HTC, Samsung and LG are also partners in Android Wear.