Moto Voice, the rebranded version of the touchless control app is now available for 2013 Motorola devices. The feature is similar to ‘OK Google’ that lets you give voice commands to the phone for checking weather, giving directions, calling somebody and so on.
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Motorola recently launched Moto X, Moto G and smartwatch Moto 360. Now, it looks like the company is teaming up with Verizon for a new handset.
Motorola recently took wraps off the new Moto X along with the Moto G and Moto 360. Now, the company is sharing the details of its availability after report about the same surfaced over the weekend.
Motorola, a Google owned company back then came out with a mission to educate consumers that affordability doesn’t mean creepy functionality. The first generation Moto G carried a price tag that attracted a lot of audience with its features stretching beyond what was on offer in the market and amazed its competition.
The 2013 edition of Moto G ticked more boxes than what consumers expected and for the first time users got more than what their money deserved. Today, Moto G has a successor with improved hardware specifications, and 10 months later has Motorola done it right? Well, we have set out to find out the answer. Continue reading “New Motorola Moto G Review”
Motorola announced its newest mid-range smartphone, the new Moto G about 48 hours ago and we have already managed to get the retail unit. The 2014 edition Moto G has got the unboxing treatment and is going through the paces in our labs for a detailed review. Continue reading “New Motorola Moto G unboxing”
Motorola announced another mobile accessory along with Moto Hint today. The company has launched portable battery for Motorola smartphones but is compatible with all Android smartphones. Dubbed as Power Pack Micro, it has a portable battery capacity of 1500mAh charge and provides instant access to back-up power when you need it.
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Motorola has finally launched the Moto 360 after an array of teasers videos and leaks. The much anticipated smartwatch by the company is here with a slim and circular display. The Moto 360 is 46 mm in diameter by 11mm deep and weighs 49g.
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Motorola has announced a bunch of cool accessories along with its next iteration of smartphones. The company has launched a Bluetooth headset in a form of a earbud that allows users to access all the important content by simple voice commands.
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Motorola Mobility has announced the new Moto G, successor of last year’s Moto G. It has a 5-inch (1280 x 720 pixels) display with Corning Gorilla Glass protection, powered by a 1.2 GHz quad-core Snapdragon 400 processor and run on Android 4.4 (KitKat). It has a 8-megapixel rear camera with 720p HD video recording and a 2-megapixel front-facing camera. It has dual front-facing speakers. Continue reading “Motorola unveils the new Moto G with 5-inch HD display for $179.99”
Motorola’s next iterations of smartphones have leaked on a German retailer site ahead of its launch today. Specifications of the Moto X+1 and Moto G have been mentioned on the site.
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New photo of the Moto G successor has leaked just days away from official launch this week. This time the leak shows the phone is a box at Flipkart’s warehouse. The image was posted by a Google+ user.
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Motorola is gearing up for many product launches on September 4th. Meanwhile, leaks and rumors of its upcoming smartphones are surfacing online. Today, more images of the Moto G successor have been revealed by hellomotoHK.
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Motorola is working on a newer version of Skip NFC locater that enables users to unlock the Moto X with a single tap using the device. The FCC has revealed the Motorola Skip 2.0 that will use Bluetooth instead of NFC for unlocking your phone.
Motorola had launched the original Skip accessory last year which was a thumb sized clip that incorporated NFC. However, as per the images from the FCC filing, the newer version will be a small triangular key fob that can be attached to a keyring or similar object. According to the supposed user manual, the new Skip will unlock your phone as long as it is nearby. In case you lose your Skip, or any item attached to it such as your keys, you can now use your phone to find it. Pressing a button in the companion app on your device will cause Skip to emit a sound. This can also be done to find your lost phone by double-tapping on Skip’s button.
Newest version of Skip will not be water or dust proof and work on phone running Android 4.3 or higher. You can use an official Moto app to pair Skip with your device. Motorola is expected to announce its highly anticipated new smartphones and smartwatch at an event on September 4th. We might also see the Skip announcement at that event.
Moto X+1 had appeared in GFX benchmark last week with some detailed specifications. Now, HelloMotoHK has released some more specs of the phone stating that it will have an optical zoom and along with a 3D display.
Motorola is set to launch Moto X+1, Moto G successor and the Moto 360 on September 4 event. Meanwhile, it looks like the company is already making another smartphone that is being allegedly known as the Driod Turbo.
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