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August 2013
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456 Reviews
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While on the one hand I can't justify dropping $500 for a phone that may well see a replacement so soon, at the same time we just don't know how long it'll be before we see another Motorola flagship here.We were let down when we found out Moto X wasn't he...
Abstract: The Moto X has been our most favorite phones by Motorola. There are so much to love about the phone, from the perfect screen size of 4.7 – inch to it's customizable back which is made to order, and can be done on the Moto Maker's website. The video about ...
Abstract: DateAugust 2, 2013 (3) Read later Motorola says it's working on a wooden backside, although that option won't be available for a few months. The is an amazing smartphone, just not revolutionary. Its name implies the phone is buil...
Abstract: My favourite is Touchless Control. Apple likes to talk about the "magic" of its products, but this feature is the most magical thing I've seen in mobile in a long time. With your phone sitting on the table, you can utter the words "OK, Google Now," and it...
Published: 2013-08-02, Author: Brian , review by: cnet.com.au
The Motorola Moto X has a sharp 1080p screen, a swift quad-core processor, nifty software and gesture features, and customizable design options that'll fit anyone's style
A minimalist camera, combined with no expandable memory, are the handset's only drawbacks
While in screen quality and storage capacity it lags behind rival superphones, the Moto X's superbly compact and comfortable design, whiz-bang voice controls, and long battery life make it a worthy Android contender....
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Published: 2015-07-05, Author: Daniel , review by: mobilesyrup.com
Abstract: Just under two years ago, I wrote this :The best Android experience I've ever had. It feels like a long time since I felt so effusive about a smartphone. Perhaps it is the ever-quickening maturity of a market so commoditized that a $200 phone can fill all...
