 Hey, it's Chris with The Verge and we're taking a look here at the Droid Razor and the Moto Active, both of which were announced today. We still have a couple of Moto Active accessories here behind us. We have the wrist strap, which is obviously designed to be sweat resistant, and the wired version of the headset, which does have the heart rate monitor built in. There's also a wireless headset and those are sold separately. But we do have this Droid Razor paired to this Moto Active and I'll try to show that to you real quick. So there's an app installed here called Moto Active and I'm guessing that will be in the Android market, is that right? Load that up and this allows you to set exactly what kind of notifications you're going to get on the Moto Active. Calls and notifications, you can break that out by calls, calendar alerts, text messages, and text message privacy, which just means that you're not going to see the actual text message content on the Moto Active. You also have separate sets of notifications for during a workout. I'll show you what that means in a second on the Moto Active. And then it looks like there's some plug-in support as well. We'll try to find out more details on that. But that connects over Bluetooth to the actual Moto Active and you'll see I have it here in a belt clip. There will be a few different accessories that you can attach it in different ways. On the side you have volume buttons and the power button. We're going to power that on here. And you'll have a capacitive back button here on the front. And so here we're at the home screen. You can swipe left and right to get to the different screens. The center screen is the clock. And if I want to start a workout, click on workout there. Choose the type of workout, outdoors or indoors. I'm assuming, yep, you can see the GPS turns on when I select outdoors. Then you can start and that'll transmit, once you get back onto a Wi-Fi network, you can transmit that information back so that you have that uploaded. We also have settings. You can see this is very easy to scroll through. This is a capacitive touch screen. Smooth. Music. There are two different models available. One with 8 gig, one with 16 gig for a 250 and 300 respectively. And notifications. You can see what notifications are in here. We had a calendar notification come in here and that's what we're seeing here. You can mark those as red. And we have the USB port here on the other side. It's covered by a protective flap. It's a rugged, sweat resistant device so that's why you have that flap there I think. And then on the edge here you have the 3.5mm headphone jack which connects to these headphones as I was showing you before. And again, those do have the heart rate monitor built in. If you don't want to use that, it also supports ANT+. So if you have an ANT+, compatible heart rate chest strap, you can use that as well.
 Hey, it's Chris with The Verge and we're taking a look here at the Droid Razor and the Moto
 Active, both of which were announced today.
 We still have a couple of Moto Active accessories here behind us.
 We have the wrist strap, which is obviously designed to be sweat resistant, and the wired
 version of the headset, which does have the heart rate monitor built in.
 There's also a wireless headset and those are sold separately.
 But we do have this Droid Razor paired to this Moto Active and I'll try to show that
 to you real quick.
 So there's an app installed here called Moto Active and I'm guessing that will be in the
 Android market, is that right?
 Load that up and this allows you to set exactly what kind of notifications you're going to
 get on the Moto Active.
 Calls and notifications, you can break that out by calls, calendar alerts, text messages,
 and text message privacy, which just means that you're not going to see the actual text
 message content on the Moto Active.
 You also have separate sets of notifications for during a workout.
 I'll show you what that means in a second on the Moto Active.
 And then it looks like there's some plug-in support as well.
 We'll try to find out more details on that.
 But that connects over Bluetooth to the actual Moto Active and you'll see I have it here
 in a belt clip.
 There will be a few different accessories that you can attach it in different ways.
 On the side you have volume buttons and the power button.
 We're going to power that on here.
 And you'll have a capacitive back button here on the front.
 And so here we're at the home screen.
 You can swipe left and right to get to the different screens.
 The center screen is the clock.
 And if I want to start a workout, click on workout there.
 Choose the type of workout, outdoors or indoors.
 I'm assuming, yep, you can see the GPS turns on when I select outdoors.
 Then you can start and that'll transmit, once you get back onto a Wi-Fi network, you can
 transmit that information back so that you have that uploaded.
 We also have settings.
 You can see this is very easy to scroll through.
 This is a capacitive touch screen.
 Smooth.
 Music.
 There are two different models available.
 One with 8 gig, one with 16 gig for a 250 and 300 respectively.
 And notifications.
 You can see what notifications are in here.
 We had a calendar notification come in here and that's what we're seeing here.
 You can mark those as red.
 And we have the USB port here on the other side.
 It's covered by a protective flap.
 It's a rugged, sweat resistant device so that's why you have that flap there I think.
 And then on the edge here you have the 3.5mm headphone jack which connects to these headphones
 as I was showing you before.
 And again, those do have the heart rate monitor built in.
 If you don't want to use that, it also supports ANT+.
 So if you have an ANT+, compatible heart rate chest strap, you can use that as well.