I just got an e-mail to let me know that Telus now has the The Moto 360, Moto X (Bamboo), and Sony Xperia Z3 as part of their lineup.
As the first round-faced smartwatch to reach the market, the Moto 360 is one great looking wearable. Aside from its charming appearance, it also acts as the perfect companion device to the Moto X and syncs with any other smartphone running Android 4.3 or higher.
Here a just a few ways the Moto 360 enhances your active and fashion-forward lifestyle:
- Android Wear:Google’s first wearable OS has been designed to deliver the information you need when you need it most. Get weather, news, appointments, tasks and more at a glance.
- Voice Commands: Just saying ‘Ok Google’ to your Moto 360 will allow you to dictate message responses, check the weather or even run web searches.
- Fitness Tracking:Reach your healthy lifestyle goals with daily summaries of your step count and heart rate.
- Music Controls:‘Ok Google play some music’ is a quick voice command to listen to your phones music library. Play, pause and skip tracks right from your wrist.
- Interchangeable Bands: Being able to change the Moto 360’s watch band allows users to match their own sense of style.
- Smart Notifications:Any notification received and dismissed on your Moto 360 will also be dismissed from your smart phone, giving users a seamlessly integrated experience.
Staying on the trend of stylish well-connected devices, the Moto X which comes in a beautiful bamboo finish, breaks the mold on what some might expect from today’s smartphone designs. Its genuine wood finish gives the device a sense of refinement without compromising performance.
Last but certainly not least, the Sony Xperia Z3, is another eye-catching smartphone. The Z3 goes beyond its sleek appearance by being one of the first devices to be fully water-proof. Under-water photography anyone? Or maybe you would prefer some Playstation by the pool. With the ‘Remote Play’ feature you can stream your favorite PS4 games wherever, whenever.
The Moto 360 is available at Telus for $280. For more information on Moto X and Moto 360 plans and pricing, please visit telus.com/MotoX or telus.com/Moto360.
The Sony Xperia Z3 is available at Telus for $180 on a two year plan or $680 outright. More details can be found on telus.com.
I’ve put in a request to get these devices to review so stay tuned.
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Moto 360, Moto X (Bamboo) And Sony Xperia Z3 Hit Telus
I just got an e-mail to let me know that Telus now has the The Moto 360, Moto X (Bamboo), and Sony Xperia Z3 as part of their lineup.
As the first round-faced smartwatch to reach the market, the Moto 360 is one great looking wearable. Aside from its charming appearance, it also acts as the perfect companion device to the Moto X and syncs with any other smartphone running Android 4.3 or higher.
Here a just a few ways the Moto 360 enhances your active and fashion-forward lifestyle:
Staying on the trend of stylish well-connected devices, the Moto X which comes in a beautiful bamboo finish, breaks the mold on what some might expect from today’s smartphone designs. Its genuine wood finish gives the device a sense of refinement without compromising performance.
Last but certainly not least, the Sony Xperia Z3, is another eye-catching smartphone. The Z3 goes beyond its sleek appearance by being one of the first devices to be fully water-proof. Under-water photography anyone? Or maybe you would prefer some Playstation by the pool. With the ‘Remote Play’ feature you can stream your favorite PS4 games wherever, whenever.
The Moto 360 is available at Telus for $280. For more information on Moto X and Moto 360 plans and pricing, please visit telus.com/MotoX or telus.com/Moto360.
The Sony Xperia Z3 is available at Telus for $180 on a two year plan or $680 outright. More details can be found on telus.com.
I’ve put in a request to get these devices to review so stay tuned.
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