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Motorola wearable Moto 360 to be compatible with devices running on Android 4.3 and Up

Just a day or two days ago, Motorola officially announced it's first wearable device called Moto 360 in different kind of styles suitable for different kind of dressing styles. Now the latest news has been on internet that Moto 360 will be only compatible with devices running Android 4.3 and Up versions (including the future ones). Moto 360 is made of stainless steel and in different kind of styles to look good on your wrist. In a hangout broadcast on Motorola's Youtube channel, Jim Wicks Lead Designer of Moto 360 disclosed some new features of the wearable. You may get one question in mind about this wearable - What is it made of ? Well, Jim Wicks answered it by saying that it's made of Stainless Steel and accompanying the round display are of two types of straps, a genuine leather strap and a Steel strap. A little hardware detail has been disclosed that the Moto 360 will not have USB port which means that it will be able to charge wirelessly (i.e Motorola Ando...

Tizen 3.0 spotted running on Samsung Galaxy S III

Samsung is still in progress to announce an actual smartphone running its Tizen platform.  However, this doesn't stop the company from making new versions of its home brewed mobile operating system, as screenshots of the new Tizen 3.0 OS appear in the wild. There has been images leaked by TizenExperts sh owing off Tizen 3.0 running on Galaxy S III . These new screenshots don't show any drastic changes to the user interface. Samsung and Intel continue to steadily develop their joint project but most of the changes seem to be happening behind the scene. Most notably, you can see the Windows Phone-esque approach to the icon design, as well as Android-styled lockscreen clock. The phone app remains clean and simple as usual, but not much except for the dialer has been shown so far. As far as we know, this Tizen 3.0 has been tested on developer ed ition of Galaxy S III. Despite the lack of an official Tizen device, both Samsung and Intel show no sign of slowing ...