The Moto 360 at this point is one of the most hyped products I've seen
this year. However, in my time with the product it seems to be a mostly
standard Android Wear watch, but with a few major differences. Motorola
wanted to emphasize that this was a modern timepiece rather than a
smartwatch, and they’ve implemented a great deal of new technologies in
order to support the intended industrial/material design and user
experience. Some of the key highlights include the round LCD display,
custom antennas that are in the metal housing but don’t require any
antenna lines, custom metal wristbands that don’t interfere with the
antennas of the watch itself, dual microphones and custom noise
cancellation profiles to handle different acoustics from being strapped
to an arm, a recessed strap to improve comfort and better hug the wrist,
and a custom heart rate sensor that should have better performance and
reliability when compared to competing solutions.
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