Motorola is all set to unveil the Moto 360 in a few weeks from now at an event in Chicago. However, the full feature list, specifications and price of the watch are now known, thanks to Best Buy prematurely putting up a listing of watch on its website.

It’s Sunday, the time of the week when Cult of Android brings you its report of some of the very best apps we have been using throughout the course of the past week, and today we are focusing our attention on a great audiobook player, a music-streaming service, a gorgeous live wallpaper and a very illuminating widget.

Earlier today, we saw the Moto X+1 pop-up in some benchmarks revealing its full specifications. Now, pictures of the front panel of the handset have also made their way online courtesy of HelloMotoHK, who also compare it side-by-side to a Moto X. 

Most Android-powered smartphones bundle a front-facing LED as a visual aid to notify users of incoming notifications. This is particularly useful in situations where users are unable to have the sound activated on their handset.

Invariably this feature can be somewhat annoying, though, as a light flashes for each and every missed call, voicemail, email and text message received. You may not wish to be alerted every time one of these notifications arrives on your handset — so today we’re showing you how to manually select which notifications the LED flashes for.

Another set of Moto X+1 benchmarks have been spotted ahead of the handset’s official unveiling, giving us an even better picture of its internal specifications. Highlights include a 5.2-inch display, a Snapdragon 800 processor, and a 12-megapixel rear-facing camera capable of shooting 4K video.