New Delhi, January 25, 2026
Motorola has expanded its wearable portfolio in India with the launch of a new health-focused Moto Watch, while Google Search has rolled out a major update that makes its AI Mode more personalized for users.
Both announcements signal a growing focus on health technology and artificial intelligence–driven personalization in consumer tech.
⌚ Motorola Moto Watch Launched in India
Motorola has officially launched the Moto Watch in India, developed in collaboration with Finnish health-tech company Polar, known globally for its advanced fitness and recovery tracking technology.
🔹 Design and Display
The Moto Watch features a 1.4-inch circular OLED display housed in an aluminum body and protected by Corning Gorilla Glass 3, offering durability along with a premium look.
❤️ Health and Fitness Tracking
The smartwatch comes with a comprehensive suite of health features, including:
Continuous heart rate monitoring
SpO2 (blood oxygen) tracking
Polar-powered sleep tracking
Recovery and wellness insights
The integration of Polar’s technology aims to deliver more accurate health data and actionable insights for users focused on fitness and recovery.
🔋 Battery Life and Charging
Motorola claims the Moto Watch offers:
Up to 13 days of battery life under normal usage
Fast charging support, delivering one full day of usage with just 5 minutes of charging
🧭 Additional Features
Dual-band GPS for accurate speed and distance tracking during outdoor activities
IP68 rating for dust and water resistance
1ATM water resistance, making it suitable for daily wear and workouts
💰 Moto Watch Price in India
Silicone strap variant: ₹5,999
Metal and leather strap variants: ₹6,999
The pricing places the Moto Watch competitively in the mid-range smartwatch segment.
🤖 Google Search AI Mode Gets Smarter
Alongside Motorola’s launch, Google has enhanced its Search AI Mode with a new feature called “Personal Intelligence in AI Mode.”
🔹 Personalized Search Results
The update allows AI Pro and AI Ultra subscribers to optionally connect:
Gmail
Google Photos
This enables the AI to deliver more personalized search responses based on a user’s preferences, bookings, and past activity.
🔍 How It Works
For example:
If a user searches for a jacket for a trip, the AI can analyze flight confirmations in Gmail and suggest clothing brands based on the destination’s weather.
Shopping and travel recommendations can be tailored using personal context—only with user consent.
🔐 User Data Control
Google emphasized that:
The feature is opt-in only
Users can disconnect Gmail or Photos at any time
Data control remains entirely with the user
Currently, this feature is available as a Google Labs experiment for AI Pro and Ultra users in the United States.
