Leaked renders of the new Moto 360 show leather and metal bands

Famous tipster Evan Blass a.k.a. @evleaks on Twitter is showing us what looks like official renders of the revamped Moto 360. Leaks of the new wearables have been around for a while. But this shows bits of the leather and metal bands of the smartwatches and somewhat different sizes. Some claim there will be two new models of the Moto 360 and there will be small and large model. But with nothing for scale, we can’t really tell yet what size these will be. But when you see these leaks those, does it make you want to get the new wearable?

Source: @evleaks | Via: Android Police

A more expensive Apple TV is reportedly coming your way

There have been countless rumours about the upcoming Apple TV. The latest report claims it’ll integrate motion control. And with all the added features that’ll supposedly be shipping with it, it comes as no surprise that it’ll be more expensive. According to sources of 9to5mac, the next set-top box from Apple will retail for around US$149 - $199 and it’ll come out in October. But there are also claims that the third-generation Apple TV will still be around so you can still spend less than $100 on that.

Source: 9to5Mac | Via: Engadget

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Slack update takes advantage of Windows 10 notification center

Slack is making use of some of Windows 10 features with its latest update. The communication and productivity tool's version 1.2.0 now displays notifications in the desktop OS's Action Center. When you click or tap on link, it'll redirect you to the said conversation within the app.The app also gets a new icon for Windows 10 as well as a colour-coded notification icon in the tray. It isn't a Windows 10 universal app yet. Hopefully, they make it that way soon. 

Source: Slack | Via: Engadget