When Google announced the first wave of Android Wear smartwatches last year, the wearable space was too young, and lacked compelling features that could entice most to ditch their beautifully crafted traditional timepieces. And as the time has since revealed, despite being one of the frontrunners in the game, Android Wear smartwatches haven’t garnered much traction. With the hope to further drive Google’s push into the market, Lenovo-owned Motorola on Wednesday launched the new Moto 360 at the sidelines of IFA 2015 in Berlin.
Introducing the new #Moto360, with a complete collection for men, women & fitness enthusiasts. [...]
With a glut of new next-gen smartwatches landing on the market, we’ve added our top 5.
1. Sony Smartwatch 3
“What’s this doing at number one?” we hear you ask. Well let us tell you, the Sony Smartwatch 3 offers the best balance of price versus features from the range of smartwatches currently available.
It can now be snapped up for just £127, $188 (around AU$240), which makes it surprisingly affordable. You get the relatively standard Snapdragon 400 processor, 512MB of RAM and 4GB of storage, but the Smartwatch 3 also packs Bluetooth, GPS, NFC and Wi-Fi giving it great connectivity options.
This means [...]
