The Moto 360, like all smartwatches that use Google's new Android Wear operating system, is essentially an extension of your smartphone's display.
It presents notifications such as text messages and emails and offers news headlines, weather forecasts and reminders about upcoming appointments, plus navigation instructions.
The watch will offer users an all-day battery and when it's time to recharge, the Moto 360 comes with its own rather smartly designed wireless charging cradle. Just rest the watch on top and everything happens automatically.
The Moto 360 is available to buy in the US from Friday from Google Play or Best Buy. It will roll out to European markets on September 14 and is expected to cost €249.
The Moto 360 is available to buy in the US from Friday from Google Play or Best Buy. It will roll out to European markets on September 14 and is expected to cost €249.
The watch has an integrated heart-rate monitor and pedometer and is sufficiently water-resistant to be left on in the shower.
