For those that haven’t followed me for some time, I’m a pretty big Motorola fan. I’ve supported the brand for over two decades now. Maybe that makes me an old fart, but it’s true. If you were to make a graph of all the devices I’ve owned in the mobile space, Moto would have drastically taller bar than the rest.Unfortunately, it’s getting harder and harder to back the company over the likes of Google and Samsung when considering my next smartphone. Don’t get me wrong, Moto still makes great phones with offerings like the G7 and upcoming Z4, but at some point, the brand needs a true flagship with deserving specs. It needs a phone on shelves that make people truly ponder it over Pixels and Galaxies.The term flagship could be debated and one might make the argument that G-series is Moto’s flagship. It is, after all, the best selling line in its stable. However, despite its rightful success as an amazing value of a phone, it can’t hold a candle to the overall package from Google and Samsung.As you look through Moto’s history, you’d have to go back as far as original Moto X back in 2013 to find a true flagship that had people excited. That phone was a breath of fresh air that restored some of the allure of the iconic “M” logo. I’d like to urge Moto to rekindle that fire and the X should be that phone.Sadly, the latest generation X4 from the company is a far cry from the original. Honestly, I don’t even know why it existed. It fell into this weird segment in between the G6 and the Moto Z3 that I simply don’t understand. It’s like it had parts that were just lying around and had to be used. Then the G6 came out and looked exactly like a Moto X4 but with the fingerprint scanner on the back?Show me a real premium device with impeccable design with no compromise. The Moto G7, X4, and even the Z3 all share so much compromise. The cameras are not good. The battery life is just acceptable, and the internals is mostly just to get you by with no issues. Someone at Lenovo should watch some of the original Droid commercials for some inspirations.
Today marks a monumental day in the history of communication. Indeed, this marks the 46th anniversary of the first mobile phone call. Made on the Motorola DynaTAC back in 1973, it’s a date that’s often overlooked by most.Motorola, though, doesn’t want you to forget. In fact, it’s here to celebrate the momentous occasion with discounts on its phones.READ: Motorola G6 ReviewWhether you’re looking for a high-end handset like the Z series or something on the opposite end of the spectrum there’s something on sale. For those of you already own a Motorola Z model of phone, you can save 25% on select Moto Mods. Check out the sales below.The deals are for a limited time only and are different for each line. Here’s what you can find on sale from Motorola right now.April 3-6moto g632GB – $90 off; on sale for $199.9964GB – $120 off; on sale for $199.99moto g6 play – $50 off; on sale for $149.99moto mods – 25% offApril 3-20moto z3 play$150 off low cost speaker mod bundle; on sale for $349.99$200 off Alexa mod bundle; on sale for $349.99moto x432GB – $200 off; on sale for $149.9964GB – $220 off; on sale for $199.99
The Motorola Moto X4 comes in two models. There’s the Moto X4 Android One available on Google’s Project Fi wireless service, or the regular Moto X4 from Motorola. We took one for a spin to see if the water-resistant Moto X4 is worth the $400 price tag.The post Moto X4 Android One review appeared first on Digital Trends.
It looks like the Moto X isn't dead just yet. Once known as Motorola's flagship, the Moto X seems poised for a rebirth as a midrange phone now that the Moto Z has taken over as the brand's top-tier device.The post Moto X 2017: News and rumors appeared first on Digital Trends.
It looks like the Moto X isn't dead just yet. Once known as Motorola's flagship, the Moto X seems poised for a rebirth as a midrange phone now that the Moto Z has taken over as the brand's top-tier device.The post Moto X 2017: News and rumors appeared first on Digital Trends.
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