Talking to our phones is something we do all the time: It makes our multitasking easier. And now Google is apparently upping its game in the sector with the rumored Motorola X handset.
In a leaked video from Rogers Wireless, the Motorola Moto X appears to constantly listen for voice cues. It's expected to learn the sound of your voice and “O.K. Google Now” is apparently its trigger phrase. The short video demonstrates what the phone can do in addition to the constant listening, including its new visual notification system to replace the flashing light and a camera that activates with a flick of the wrist.
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The Moto X will reportedly be the first phone released by Motorola since Google bought the company. According to reports, the phone will be exclusive to Canada and is expected later this year for Rogers Wireless customers.
For more, check out the video above.