Moto Maker goes live, allows you to customise the Moto 360 smartwatch
Motorola has unveiled the Moto Maker design studio that allows users to create custom versions of the Moto 360 smartwatch.

Just a day after Apple launched its highly anticipated Watch, Motorola has unveiled the Moto Maker design studio that allows users to create custom versions of the Moto 360 smartwatch.
Moto Maker allows users to choose from different coloured watch cases, wristbands (leather and metal) and watch faces. Overall, it lets users choose from three case finishes, nine bands and 11 watch faces. However, these come at an extra charge ranging from $30 to $50, which would also mean paying higher than the $250 price tag that the Moto 360 carries.The official Motorola blog states, "Choose from three case finishes: dark metal, light metal or champagne gold. Then pick one of nine bands, including leather, metal, and our new mono-link design, a modern take on the classic metal band style. Complete your design by choosing one of 11 watch faces. Once you get your watch, it’s easy to swap watch faces from our collection or through Google Play."
The Motorola Moto 360 is available on Flipkart. It sports an circular backlit display with a diameter of 1.56 inches and comes with a 320 x 290 resolution that uses a pixel density of 205ppi. It also gets a layer of Corning Gorilla Glass 3 and is powered by the TI OMAP 3 processor coupled with 512MB RAM. It also gets 4GB internal memory for saving music and photos. For tracking activities, it is fitted with a pedometer and optical heart rate monitor (PPG). The IP67-certified Moto 360 is water-resistant and also supports wireless charging.Read our first impressions about the Moto 360.

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