Motorola Moto-X
Six month after it went on sale in US, Motorola High end android 4.4 (KitKat) smartphone arrived in the UK. The success of the cheaper Moto G has not put the google-owned Motorola into profit so there’s a lot riding on Moto-X.
The phones 720P display dual core 1.7Ghz processor 2200mAh battery and 10MP camera fall short of similarly- priced reverse but hardware is only has good as the software that runs on it, and the Moto-X packed with smart, usable features for every day users rather than hardware geeks.
The most notable feature is google now Voice activation. Say”Ok google now”, Ask a question such as “what time is it? “Or “where am I?”, and it will answer out loud. You can search, call ,text play music and operate apps this way two.it especially use if the phone is in your pocket, because there is no need to stop in the street, find and unlock your phone, open an app and fiddle with the keypad. When you take your phone out of your pocket or bag, a ‘peek’ notification button appears on the screen. When you put your phone ne back, it locks automatically.
Battery life is superb it’s advertised as ‘all day’ but it more like ‘all days’, thanks to lower-powered co-processors that support always-on functions, including voice notifications and camera app that opens when you shake the phone.
At ₹ 32183.04, the Moto X is expensive but its features and performance make it easy to recommend.
Whether it saves Motorola remains to be seen, especially since February isn’t take great time to launch a device and the ₹ 32183.04 Moto G much better value for money.
