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Motorola caused quite a stir this week when it announced the extremely good looking Moto 360 smartwatch. However, aside from a few renders and a launch window of ‘Summer 2014’ (Winter for us Southern hemisphere folk), there was not much in the way of useful information. Instead, we’ve had to turn to unofficial channels to find out more. G For Games claims to have information from a Motorola source that says the Moto 360 will feature an OLED display, sapphire glass and magnetic induction wireless charging.

While these details are still just rumour and speculation, it doesn’t seem all that far-fetched. An OLED screen makes sense given that Motorola will understandably want to maximize battery life. Sapphire glass should provide the durability that a smartwatch requires, and reduce the risk of breaking the screen. And given that the Moto 360 doesn’t have a USB port, wireless charging is pretty much a no-brainer.

G For Games says their source has a pretty flawless track record when it comes to Moto devices (they were the first to reveal the Moto X and Moto G), so the chances that this info will become reality are fairly high. Still, they are just rumours at this stage. We’ll be following the Moto 360 closely in the coming weeks, and will be sure to let you know any future developments.

What do you think about these leaked details? Do they make you more or less excited for the Moto 360? Let us know in the comments.

Source: G For Games.
Via: Droid Life.
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Martin Dolan

If its not sapphire glass, I won’t buy it. Ive had my normal watch for 10 years. The case and band is stainless steel, the glass is sapphire. The case and band is scratched to hell. The glass does not have a single scratch or mark. There are even deep gouges across the case that lead right up to the glass where i’ve accidently wacked it on a lump of metal on the workshop. With a deep sense of horror i’ve looked at the glass expecting it to be broken – and it’s untouched. Sapphire glass is the shiz. Not… Read more ยป

Grumpigeek

This is the first smartwatch that doesn’t look ridiculous.

Sean

The staff at The Verge had found out otherwise, that it was not Oled. Check out there latest verge cast.

James Groom

I like it a lot . Willl be interesting to see what the end result is. If it all comes to pass in good form might look at it over the pebble hehe

Boulton

Is OLED not notoriously bad in direct sunlight?

Jon

no usb= no root? ๐Ÿ™