Android Wear’s awesome collection of faces keeps on growing. Photo: Google
Google today rolled out a whole bunch of new Android Wear watchfaces, including recognizable characters like Angry Birds, Hello Kitty and Terminator, and clean and simple options from brands like MUJI and Bang & Olufsen. There are 17 altogether, and you can see them all in the gallery below.
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Android M running on an Xperia. Photo: Sony
You no longer need a Nexus device to get your hands on Android M early. Sony has made the Developer Preview available on a dozen Xperia devices, including the flagship Xperia Z3, but you’ll need to flash it all by yourself.
It’s time for Pebble Time at Best Buy. Photo: Pebble
If you didn’t back the Pebble Time on Kickstarter and now you want one, you can now pre-order the device from Best Buy. The black, white, and red options are all available, and they’ll be delivered to your door within a month.
Motorola’s next-generation Moto G has revealed itself in a series of leaked images ahead of its official debut. The device looks a lot like its predecessor from the front, but it has a redesigned back with dual-LED flash that resembles that of the leaked 2015 Moto X.
