Motorola’s least expensive phones give you what you pay for Motorola’s least expensive phones give you what you pay for Starting at $149.99 for the new Moto E and $199.99 for the Moto G Fast, the new ...

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Motorola wants to usher in a new era in the mobile world—one marked by affordability without compromise. At Mobile World Congress, now-COO Rick Osterloh predicted the end of the $650 smartphone, and ...

With Motorola's penchant for stock Android over busy user interface skins, you shouldn't be too surprised to learn the Moto E ships with naught but the core Google Play apps for consuming media. The ...

Welcome to the most important phone Motorola has ever made. I don’t say this lightly. The RAZR is a classic which is likely to be joined by the Moto X and Moto G, but Motorola has never produced a ...

The original (2014) Moto E is a tough act to follow. Since its launch in April last year, the Moto E has been the best sub $150 smartphone on the market. In fact it could be the best value smartphone ...

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In technology, one thing is certain: This year’s components will be able to do more, for less money, than their predecessors from last year. Most major smartphone makers leverage this fact in the same ...

Now with the debut of the $129 Moto E, Motorola is putting feature phones on notice. This is a great deal and a testament to the commoditization of smartphones worldwide. At 4.91 by 2.55 by 0.48 ...

Like the X and G, the E runs a near-to-stock version of Android 4.4.2 Jelly Bean. Unfortunately, the E doesn't include the innovative voice-controlled and active display features of the X (the G ...

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