Motorola New Moto X First Look: The Phone with Best Voice Commands

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Motorola New Moto X First Look: The Phone with Best Voice Commands

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PROS

Premium Design
Gorgeous Screen
Powerful Processor
Decent Camera

CONS

Missing microSD card slot
Fitted Battery

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Motorola New Moto X - Operating System and Connectivity Options

Initially there were rumors of a Snapdragon 805 CPU, but Motorola has gone for a quad-core Snapdragon 801 processor. However, the chipset is clocked at 2.5 GHz and Adreno 330 GPU to accompany with. The phone has a healthy 2GB of RAM but only 16GB of ROM. Unfortunately, the handset doesn't support microSD card slot, which could be a big issue for some.

When tested the device for a brief period of time, it performed surprisingly smooth and nippy. We do have high hopes from the new Moto X, at least, in respect of performance.