 Hey guys, Neil from The Verge. I'm here with the Moto Active. It's a little fitness monitor, music player. And actually, this is kind of my dream scenario. They built a watch attachment for it, so it's actually a smart watch as well. You can see it's swung on my wrist. You can go through the menus here. It's built on Android. It's got a 600 megahertz processor. So you can see them in the settings. It looks exactly like Android, although it's not obviously full Android. There's some fitness stuff you can do. There's obviously the clock. There's a music player. You plug it in your computer. You can sync it over a Moto Cast. You can call your music on here. It's also an FM radio. And most interestingly, it syncs with the Droid Razr, so you can get text and phone alerts on here. So my man over here is going to send me a text from the Atrix that he's holding. See it popped up. There's a one. If I was wearing headphones, there would be a sound alert in my headphones. I can come through. I can see. Here's the text. It says, where are you? I'm right here. From your wife. Oh, I see. Very saucy. You can see I've got a call right here. It also shows me calls. If I wanted to, if I was wearing a headset, I could press call back right here and get the call routed right to my headset without ever taking my phone out of my pocket. So that's kind of the dream. There's a lot of stuff you can obviously do with it, especially since it's built on Android. It's also really hard to get it off here. They've kind of built it to stay on there. So it works pretty well as a watch, as a sport watch. And that is the Moto Active.