(the bad) $199 on contract, $575 off contract, locked bootloader, customizing/32gb AT&T only, bloat
A thread for the bad stuff. It's time to complain about not getting the things we wanted!!!!! So here's the bad....
1. No word yet on non-carrier retail price (i.e. buying through Google Play or Motorola)
2. $199 on contract / $32gb and customizing AT&T only
3. AT&T off contract price - $575
4. Bootloader locked (but can it be unlocked?)
5. Carrier bloatware is going nowhere
6. No photosphere on camera
A thread for the bad stuff. It's time to complain about not getting the things we wanted!!!!! So here's the bad....
1. No word yet on non-carrier retail price (i.e. buying through Google Play or Motorola)
2. $199 on contract / $32gb and customizing AT&T only
It's coming to five U.S. carriers in a few weeks and worldwide later, retailing for $199 on contract.
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AT&T has the exclusive on a 32GB version.
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For now, one of the coolest features of Moto X is constrained to a single U.S. carrier. That's great for AT&T. It's great if you're on AT&T. And it's lousy for everyone else.
Hands-on with the Moto X | Android Central
3. AT&T off contract price - $575
AT&T says that the full off-contract retail price for the 16GB and 32GB Moto X will be $575 and $630, respectively.
A 'Google Play' version of the Moto X is coming soon | The Verge
4. Bootloader locked (but can it be unlocked?)
As of this moment, the bootloader on the Moto X is ?not unlocked,? according to Motorola. I know that this news is going to disappoint many of you, but with the phone being tied to carriers, I can?t say that I?m exactly surprised by this move.
http://www.droid-life.com/2013/08/01/moto-x-bootloader-is-locked/
5. Carrier bloatware is going nowhere
The Verizon Wireless Moto X, for example, is pre-loaded with a number of apps, including NFL Mobile, VZ Navigator, Verizon Tones, a voicemail app, a caller ID app, and a setup wizard. The device also has a Verizon Wireless logo on the back, and the phone checks with the carrier to see if tethering is enabled on your account before letting you share your internet connection.
A 'Google Play' version of the Moto X is coming soon | The Verge
6. No photosphere on camera
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