freeing us from smartphones. Is Google ready to take the leap? Are we
going to see a completely alternate method for information
consumption? “Still needs tethering”, sources tells us.
“It’s not a standalone device yet. It needs to be tethered to a smartphone.”
Another nagging question we had was who made the watch. Google is
usually fairly tight lipped about who manufacturers their hardware, but
this one is no real secret. In fact, it doesn’t stray far from home.sources tells us, without hesitation, “Motorola”. While we
have a bit of hesitation believing that, it makes quite a bit of sense.
If wearable technology is Google’s new focus for mobile, Motorola
making their smartwatch makes perfect sense.
Motorola made a very good smartwatch once upon a time, with their MOTOACTV
watch a great offering. It was solidly made, and among the best on the
market. Wearable technology was, at the time, not popular or welcome.
Glass proves that times have changed, and opinions softened.
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