article_snippet: Moto 360 features a 1.5in LCD touchscreen encircled by a thin metal band and is powered by Google's Android Wear operating system.
article_snippet: AMOLED screen can be customised – as well as the colour of the straps.
article_snippet: AMOLED screen offers 3G, Bluetooth and Wi-Fi connectivity, so that users can receive notifications from social networks, calendars and apps, without needing to use their smartphone.
article_snippet: Most Android fans fall in the latter category, and Most Android fans'll probably go straight for anything that comes with the Samsung badge on it.'
article_snippet: However, the watches run on Tizen OS, a fledgling mobile operating system, rather than Google's Android software.
article_snippet: LG joined Motorola as the latest manufacturer to release a smartwatch with a round face in September last year.
article_snippet: LG runs Android Wear, has a 1.3in diameter touchscreen and comes with 4GB of storage.
article_snippet: By comparison, the Moto 360 which also has a circular screen has a PPI of 205.
article_snippet: There will be a range of straps available when the watch launches and I can see The screen being popular with both sexes.
article_snippet: Previous watches such as the Moto 360 feel more masculine, for example. '
article_snippet: Huawei would not be drawn on battery life or pricing and these will be key to Huawei success, but Huawei is certainly the most stylish and luxurious smart watch I’ve seen.'
article_snippet: Huawei chief executive Richard Yu, pictured, unveiled the watch in Barcelona earlier this month .