Motorola Mobility starts shipping its Android Wear-based Moto 360 smartwatch on Friday for $250. The device will be available with a black leather or a limited-edition gray leather armband with a ...

Google has dropped the price of the first generation Moto 360 smartwatch on the Google store. Originally priced at $149.99, the device is now available for $99.99, making it an attractive option for ...

Already drooling over the Moto 360 smartwatch? You can learn more about this upcoming device today at a Motorola Event being held on Google Hangouts. Click here to sign up for the Hangout. The event ...

Leaked renders have provided us with our first glimpse of the new Moto 360 (2025) smartwatch. Unlike the last Moto 360, this one is reportedly made by Motorola itself, rather than a third-party ...

Moto 360 owners will find that their smartwatch just became more useful as the Android 5.1.1 update has ushered in a swathe of new features. The device now supports WiFi connectivity, allowing users ...

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New leaked images of the Moto 360 suggest that the smartwatch will have a wireless charging dock. Obtained by Italian blogger Mister Gadget, the Moto 360 is seen cradled in the dock horizontally, so ...

This date is between between IFA, the giant consumer electronics show in Berlin, and Apple's event, which will be held on September 9. Motorola’s parent company, Lenovo, has announced the date for the ...

When it first launched in 2014, we called the Moto 360 the “best Android Wear smartwatch currently available.” And yes, there weren’t many available at the time. But that doesn’t make this title any ...

Google has quietly trimmed the smartwatch selection available on its store, removing the Moto 360 (2nd Gen). The Google Store now features just four smartwatches, but more could join the fray once ...

I’ve always been a little leery of technology that is specifically aimed at women. In my experience, these products are often manufactured by vendors who feel that the way to market to women is to ...