The new bracelet-shaped product is a continuation of the brand’s experiments, which began back in the 90s.

Motorola has unveiled a prototype smartphone that can be worn on the wrist. The new bracelet-shaped product is a continuation of the brand’s experiments, which began back in the 90s.

The gadget, in the flat phone mode familiar to users, works similarly to any other Android device. However, when using the bottom of the device as a stand or as an accessory, the operating system adjusts to the current position. The usable display area varies from 4.6 to 6.9 inches and, as Motorola itself states, when worn on the wrist, it will be similar to the screen size of the Razr+ smartphone.