well, what do you know? Motorola Moto G (sadly, not the X though) has join the likes of HTC, Samsung, Sony, to fill up another spot in the growing Google Play edition stable. and lucky for budget-conscious Android purists, the Motorola Moto G Google Play Edition won’t be any pricer than the Motorola factory item
while the new Motorola G Smartphone may not tout personalization and look as brilliant as the Moto X, it could be a win-win product for both the Google-own company and consumers. the Moto G is billed as a smartphone that offers a premium experience “for a third of the price of current high end phones.” however, affordability is not only what Motorola is touting;
lets not kid ourselves; we never wished for a phone upgrade cos’ being geeks, we are all in for new gadgets and hence, an endeavor like the Motorola Project Ara Modular Smartphone which touts upgradability may not be the cuppa for us and some folks. i am not saying everyone is like us, but most of us, though not explicitly expressed, could benefit from a jolt of excitement
according to Motorola, on average a person unlocks his/her smartphone thirty-nine times a day. based to our rough calculation, this means we would each spend about 156 seconds or 2.6 minutes each day unlocking our phones. that doesn’t seem to be an awful lot of time, doesn’t it? however, time is not the main issue here –
there was a little “side announcement” when Motorola unveiled the Moto X last week and it was a collaboration speaker by SOL REPUBLIC and Motorola, dubbed as the DECK Wireless Speaker. honestly, we are not digging its look, but on paper, it has pretty impressive stuff going under the fancy hued, thin wireless speaker.
up to this point, smartphones are offered “as is”, which means out-of-the-box, each model looks the same. customization is an afterthought and usually, from third-party makers of cases, decals and the likes. with the much anticipated Motorola Moto X Smartphone that “as is” doesn’t exist. it is the first smartphone that actually lets you dictate the look
the problem with wireless headsets are, most of them follows the mantra of ‘one size, fits all’ which means that it will not be a ‘comfortable fit’ for all users. no kidding. some people actually have really bad abrasion after long hours of using headphones but then, it is a seemingly minute problem that we have…
among the current slew of smartphones, Qualcomm is perhaps the most used processor but the tide might be changing as Intel have just stepped up in the smartphone territory with a couple of phone announced this year and now, Motorola RAZR i. actually, we prefer to call it Motorola Intel-powered RAZR i. anyway, the RAZR i is equipped with a 2.0 GHz Intel Atom…
tired of the typical Mac or Windows-flavored computers? then lets hope that this Motorola HMC3260 Cloud Computer made specifically for WASU Digital Group, a China telecommunications service provider, becomes a commercial reality for the rest of the world. however, the HMC3260 is not a desktop computer per say but it is designed to allow WASU’s…
it may not be the hottest selling cake in the smartphone arena but the almost unpronounceable RAZR smartphone from Motorola is certainly one of the best in the look department and well, the best seller for this pioneer of the cellular phone. Motorola has added another three smartphones to its RAZR family: the RAZR M…
usually, if you have a handset born out of a collaboration between a mobile maker and an auto maker, the handset will merely be given a splash of the auto marque’s color and perhaps, its branding. however, that’s not the case with the Motorola i867 Ferrari – a Android powered smartphone inspired by Ferrari 458. it may not make ding at…