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Motorola announces the new Moto X



Motorola has announced their latest flagship first-rate smartphone and their 2013 Moto X successor handset, at the company's Press Conference in Merchandise Mart building, Chicago, United States, moments back. The American company's new smartphone is named as the new Moto X, which will come sporting a number of improvements and upgrades in both of it's internal specifications and in the build hardware, when compared to their predecessor smartphone. The new Motorola Moto X will have it's frame made out of aluminium construction as rumored in the past, where the metal adds more premium finish to the smartphone's design with the new back covers, that is fabricated in luxurious Horween leather material. The phone's back plates will also be available in variety of natural wood options from, which is certified by the Forest Stewardship Council.

 The company also announced a new range of premium Bluetooth headset for the new phone, as tipped in their invitation teaser, which is called the Moto Hint. But, this is not just any Bluetooth headset you afford from the market, as the brand new device will basically allow the user of the new Moto X operate the smartphone with voice commands. Moto Hint should go official in the United States, later this month, for a price that will put you back for $149.99.

 Now when the internals of the Moto X is concerned, we will have the new device come out of the box with a Quad-Core Qualcomm Snapdragon 801 processor with an Adreno 330 Graphics Processing Unit, 5.2-inches Full high Definition AMOLED screen of 1920 x 1080 display, marked at 423 pixels-per-inch, in protection of Corning Gorilla Glass 3, 16 and 32 gigabytes of on board mass storage options, two gigabytes of Random Access Memory, a 13 megapixels primary shooter on the back with 4x digital zoom and dual LED flash ring around the lens (as seen from the Press render above), capable of shooting Ultra High Definition 4K videos, over to the front is a two megapixels secondary snapper, which can shoot videos at Full high Definition 1080p. Also alike the lately announced Motorola Moto E, the phone ships with front facing dual-stereo speakers. The Moto X supports Bluetooth 4,0, GPS and GLONASS, 4G LTE as highlights for connectivity and powers with 2,300mAh powered non-removable battery and runs stock version of Android's 4.4.4 KitKat, that is upgradable to Android L in the future. The new unit measures around 72.4 x 140.8 x 3.8-9.9 millimeters in dimensions, as it has got a more curved industrial design and weighs 144 grams on mass.

 The phone is said to arrive in four different models with support different bands on connectivity, coming to United States later this September, with Mexico (Telcel), France (Orange), Germany (Phone House), and United Kingdom (Phones 4U) to follow soon after. New Moto X will set you for $499.99 if you don't wish to ink any papers with the Stateside carriers, or you can pay $99.99 and grab the device over a two year agreement with operators like AT&T or Verizon Wireless, in America. The phone is will also be available on the Motorola's official motomaker.com for further customization of the handset.

Motorola Moto X coming to Europe including United Kingdom



The Motorola Moto X treatment is shedding lights to Great Britain and couple of more countries like in France and Germany. As we heard a few days back, the Google owned smartphone maker have something in stores for us and for London today.

 The company's 2013 flagship and their hot-seller from the Stateside will now be a part of the European markets, where it will start it's sales in UK by the first day of next month, February, followed by France and Germany in the first week.

 The Americans also let us know the their unit's will be sold off-contract at a price of 380 British Pound Sterling (625 USD) and some carriers around the continent will have the Moto X for 25 Pounds (42 United States Dollars) and the French people can grab one for 429 Euros (587 USD). Finally about the Moto Maker, we just don't see it anywhere near the shores of Europe.

 Source: Pocketnow

Motorola Moto X is now available with natural Bamboo back



With this arrival, we keep up the words for the American manufacturer, to be a company that keeps it's promises. Days back, Motorola Solutions, Inc. promised us to introduce wooden backs for their 2013 flagship smartphone, the Moto X.

 Yesterday, the company launched it's first option to the 'Natural' list above the plastic color options, on it's webpage, the motomaker.com, where the Americans now offer the Moto X with 'Bamboo' backs. "And yes, we now have smartphones with real wooden backs." Motorola also stated that, there will be no phones that will look alike.

 While the initial quantities are limited, you are now able to post up your orders for this phone from the company's own domain, in which you will have to pay about $100 additional to the cost of the smartphone, and will not arrive until early January, 2014.

 Source: Motorola

Motorola ships 100,000 Moto X units a week, says the CEO



In one of the latest interviews, Motorola's CEO, Dennis Woodside said that the company is shipping more than 100,000 Moto X devices a week out of it's American plant. He also said that this only the beginning and things are going according to the plans.

"When you set up to ramp a factory you need a plan, and we have shipment targets we need to make with our carrier partners, and where we need to be right now is 100,000 units and that's where we are," added Woodside.

The phones that are being shipped are not just the standard models of Moto X, but also the carrier based variants and custom designed ones from the Motorola's website. The CEO also said that the custom made orders were "Substantial" and the company was selling their devices at a profit.

Source: REUTERS
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