Moto 360 (2015) to get Marshmallow treatment

For second-generation Moto 360 users, you’ll soon be getting Android Wear’s latest update as they’ve started rolling it out to the wearable device. Motorola posted a changelog for Moto 360 (2015) that introduces features like Doze, new wrist gestures, improvements on general performance, and support for granular app permissions. It also supports six new languages including Cantonese, Dutch, Indonesian, Mandarin, Polish, and Thai. The update even adds support for Android Wear for speakers but the Moto 360 doesn’t have speakers on board so don’t expect it to speak to you.

Source: Motorola | Via: Android Central

Motorola unveils three new Moto 360 smartwatch lines coming to Canada this fall

Text and photos by Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla

New York – Motorola has unveiled three new lines for Moto 360 smartwatch. Moto 360 now comes in two sizes at 42mm and 46mm, with specific models for men and women as well as an upcoming Moto 360 Sport edition, which features a standalone GPS. Bundling in the best of Android Wear, Motorola's own intuitive software as well as health-tracking features, Moto 360 aims to cater to all users and lifestyles.

“With the second generation, we’ve refined the classic and timeless design and created a watch collection specifically designed for men, women and fitness enthusiasts,” Motorola said in aan accompanying press release.

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Video: Moto 360 (2015) walkthrough

Here's the new Moto 360 in action with a walkthrough of its ambient display, voice notes capabilites, Shazam, music playback as well as wrist gestures for notifications.