The Archivist by Martha Cooley
Reviewed by Susan from New York, New York.
Motorola has unveiled an updated version of its best-selling Moto G device that includes a larger display, improved front and rear cameras and extendable storage. Announced and available to buy today in the UK and US, the new Moto G keeps to the same formula as the original; that is, solid design, mid-range specs, a clutter-free experience and a few custom features. Unlike most manufacturers, Motorola doesn’t put a custom UI on the Moto G, meaning software updates can be pushed to users more quickly. On that note, the new Moto G will arrive running Android 4.4 KitKat but Motorola said it…
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Motorola’s premier smartwatch, the Moto 360, is officially available today in the United States for $250. Users have the option of a silver or black plastic frame with a variety of leather band colors. A metal frame and strap version will follow later this fall for $300. We’ll have a full review once we’ve had a chance to live with the 360 for a few days. For now, check out our initial hands-on from Google I/O.
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Motorola has officially released the new Moto X, its latest flagship smartphone, offering improved specs, more customization options and accessories designed to optimize the experience. Here’s a rundown of the new features. Hardware The second-generation Moto X comes with a 5.2-inch Full HD AMOLED display, Qualcomm Snapdragon 801 processor and a 13 MP rear facing camera with a ring flash which wraps around the lens instead of being situated off to the sides. It will be available in a 16GB or 32GB model. Despite the extra screen space, the new Moto X is just five grams heavier than its predecessor, weighing in at 144 grams….
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Motorola today lifted the lid on revamped versions of its Moto G smartphone, which it says is its best-selling smartphone of all time, but do the incremental additions really make much of a difference to the handset or is it just more of the same? We spent a little hands-on time with the device to find out. Design OK, first things first, if you’ve ever seen the original Moto G then the new Moto G looks just like that, except that it’s a little taller and wider to accommodate the larger 5-inch 720p display. Aside of the screen, it really…
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