Alongside the launch of Moto E, Motorola also announced the new version of Moto G that get LTE and micro-SD card support.
Moto G LTE has same specs as of previous Moto G but with the expandable storage option. Obviously these features doesn't come for free as this model is priced at $219 for base model. If you are interested in picking up one, pre-orders are open on official Motorola website.
Moto G did very good in attracting smartphone geeks and the people who want to buy a good budget smartphone. Now Moto E is the new device from Motorola which is even cheaper than Moto G.
The new Moto E pretty much looks like the Moto G in design department. It has same dimple at the back with same camera placement but no LED flash.
Moto G(Left) And Moto E(Right) Comparison
Moto E Specifications
4.3" Display(resolution unknown)
1.2Ghz dual-core Snapdragon processor
1GB of RAM
5MP back camera
4GB of on-board storage with microSD card slot
Android 4.4 KitKat
Dual SIM
1980mAh battery
The price of Moto E will probably be below $200 as Moto G is available at that price. Release date of the handset is still hidden but we should expect this device in this or next month.
Moto G has been launched in India which is a dual-sim version. A YouTube channel named Geekyranjit has highlightened a problem in this dual-sim version that the phone is preferring the 2G connection most of the time rather than 3G. There is no option either to force that connection to 3G. So, he made an awesome video tutorial to solve this problem. If you live in India and face the same problem, then you can get rid of it by following the steps mentioned in the below video.
Moto G is the budget android smartphone from a Google company which is available for $179 for base model. Sadly there is no removable battery in the phone which means that you cannot install a larger capacity battery. Below are top 5 which will help you get max out of your smartphone battery.
Use a battery saving app and set its settings to extreme or aggressive. Juice defenderis one of the best battery saving app that will make your device battery last longer.
2. Use Stock Launcher
I know there are many good launchers out there but believe it that the stock launcher is the better and Google knows how to treat things in best way.
3. Use less Widgets
Decrease the number of widget you use or remove all widgets. That will get you more juice.
4. Don't Use live Wallpaper
Don't use live wallpaper. Always use a wallpaper that has minimum number of colors or prefer to use a black wallpaper.
5. Set Brightness
Set brightness to static value and don't set it to auto because your phone will be constantly using its light sensor to calibrate your screen and hence, will drain more juice.
Delete The Apps That Are Useless
Don't keep the apps that you are not using. This not only will make your device faster but will also save your battery.
Apply these tips and do let me know if it helped you get more battery time.
Moto G is the low-end high-end smartphone from Motorola, which is available at insanely low price at $179.
Moto G is not customizable like Moto X, but now you can choose grip covers for your Moto G. As the back is removable so you should not face any problem snapping the new one. These grip covers are textured which provide better grip to hold your Moto G.
Hit the source link below to get to the Moto G maker.
Motorola Moto G is the best low-end high-end device you can get right now which costs only $179 for base 8GB model. The handset came out of the box with android 4.3 jellybean and it was promised that the handset will receive kitkat update in early 2014. That promise is now being fulfilled as company announced that the Moto G users in UK can now install Android 4.4.2 update. As mentioned by engadget, it is the first non-nexus android device to receive the android 4.4 kikat update in UK.
You should have received the update notification by now and if you haven't, visit the source link below to manually update your handset to Android 4.4.2 Kikat to get all that goodies that come with it.
