Motorola teased last month that the Moto 360 would gain Moto Maker customization support in March, and today is the day that the feature is going live.
Apple didn’t spill many straight-up spec details of the Apple Watch at its event yesterday, but today the company did confirm one important detail of its new wearable.
At the tail end of last year, Google announced that Android Wear was gaining major new features like support for watch face downloads and card dismissal. Now details on the features that’ll be included in Android Wear’s next major update have leaked.
We’ve known about Android 5.1 for a while now, but today Google finally went ahead and made the update officially official.
HTC said that the T-Mobile version of the One M7 would begin getting Android 5.0 on March 10, but apparently T-Mobile decided to treat its customers to Lollipop a day early.
Apple announced at its Spring Forward event that iOS 8.2 would be released today, and just as promised, it’s now going out over the air.
After first revealing the Apple Watch back in early September, Apple today held an event to give us a closer look at its iOS smartwatch and reveal its availability details.
In about an hour or so, depending on when this goes live, Apple will be on stage in California at its “Spring forward” event, and more than likely the Apple Watch will have made its presence known on that stage, too. The event is all about the smart wearable from the Cupertino-based company, and even if the subject matter is small, the event is a pretty big one for the company. They’ve got a large task ahead of them: Tim Cook and company has to sell the Watch as the iPhone of smartwatches.
If you use VSCO Cam to edit photos on your Android or iOS smartphone, today you’re getting a new feature that ought to streamline your batch editing.
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