An year ago Motorola announced the most customizable device of the year Moto X and now after one year Motorola has announced its successor the Moto X + 1 or the Moto X (2014). This year's Moto X is the most stunning and creative device. With 25 different color options along with four genuine leather options there are hundreds of possibilities to make your Moto X look unique. The curved metal frame looks just incredible with the colorful back panels.
This year's Moto X is built around on a 1080p 5.2" display with a resolution of 1920 x 1080 pixels, that's a pixel density of 424ppi. The 5.2" HD display just looks stunning with awesome viewing angles. Everything you watch on the device just looks great and the AMOLED display on the Moto X is by far the best Motorola has ever produced. Moto X (2014) also has Corning Gorilla Glass and this time the device has the water resistant coating from inside and outside. Second gen Moto X also offers wooden covers which are made of FSC certified trees, so everything is unique about this year's Moto X.
Under the hood the new Moto X is beefed with some great specifications. It has a Qualcomm Snapdragon 801 SoC and is powered by an overwhelming 2.5Ghz Processor having four cores along with the latest Adreno 330 GPU. The RAM is also upgraded to 2GB. Some users may have been expecting latest Snapdragon 805 SoC but I think Moto X will just do fine against the top dogs out there in the market. Anyways 2014's Moto X offers only two storage options 16GB and 32GB and just like its predecessor it doesn't have a Micro SD slot. Another drawback of the device is the lack of stereo speakers, moreover its battery is also been downgraded, so that's a little disappointing.
Along with a dual-LED flash the new Moto X has a 13MP rear camera which can be activated by a simple hand gesture. The camera offers HDR, Burst shot and panorama, but the surprise package is the 4K video recording. Moto X has very simple UI for the camera. The camera can also capture 2160p videos. I think the camera is pretty decent but I doubt if it can compete with the other devices like LG G3. The front face snapper also offers 1080p video recording which can be a very handy feature for the selfies.
The new Moto X also has the latest Android iteration 4.4.4 Kitkat and also has some of the exclusive Motorola features. This device has faster access to all the apps and the voice commands are also improved. Moto X (2014) runs on the same launcher which the Nexus 5 has. So you can also enjoy some Nexus experience with your updated Moto X. The device will be available for the grabs in United Kingdom, France, Mexico, United States and Germany in a couple of days. It will cost only $99.99 on a two year contract while the unlocked variant will cost you $499.99.
This year's Moto X is built around on a 1080p 5.2" display with a resolution of 1920 x 1080 pixels, that's a pixel density of 424ppi. The 5.2" HD display just looks stunning with awesome viewing angles. Everything you watch on the device just looks great and the AMOLED display on the Moto X is by far the best Motorola has ever produced. Moto X (2014) also has Corning Gorilla Glass and this time the device has the water resistant coating from inside and outside. Second gen Moto X also offers wooden covers which are made of FSC certified trees, so everything is unique about this year's Moto X.
Under the hood the new Moto X is beefed with some great specifications. It has a Qualcomm Snapdragon 801 SoC and is powered by an overwhelming 2.5Ghz Processor having four cores along with the latest Adreno 330 GPU. The RAM is also upgraded to 2GB. Some users may have been expecting latest Snapdragon 805 SoC but I think Moto X will just do fine against the top dogs out there in the market. Anyways 2014's Moto X offers only two storage options 16GB and 32GB and just like its predecessor it doesn't have a Micro SD slot. Another drawback of the device is the lack of stereo speakers, moreover its battery is also been downgraded, so that's a little disappointing.
Along with a dual-LED flash the new Moto X has a 13MP rear camera which can be activated by a simple hand gesture. The camera offers HDR, Burst shot and panorama, but the surprise package is the 4K video recording. Moto X has very simple UI for the camera. The camera can also capture 2160p videos. I think the camera is pretty decent but I doubt if it can compete with the other devices like LG G3. The front face snapper also offers 1080p video recording which can be a very handy feature for the selfies.
The new Moto X also has the latest Android iteration 4.4.4 Kitkat and also has some of the exclusive Motorola features. This device has faster access to all the apps and the voice commands are also improved. Moto X (2014) runs on the same launcher which the Nexus 5 has. So you can also enjoy some Nexus experience with your updated Moto X. The device will be available for the grabs in United Kingdom, France, Mexico, United States and Germany in a couple of days. It will cost only $99.99 on a two year contract while the unlocked variant will cost you $499.99.
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