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Will Motorola follow the Moto X with a new Nexus phone? | Crave - CNET
All they need to do is take the Moto X, put in the maxx battery, improve the camera for low light, put on Android 4.4, sell for $379.00($29 extra for the upgraded camera, and battery) and walla!!!!! The perfect Phone on the market!!!
The next Nexus will just release with Key Lime Pie. I'd really like a moto x but I don't really care about talking to my phone enough to use that feature and I was expecting a much lower price point. For now, I'll stick it out with my GNex until the next Nexus shows its self. I didn't go with nexus 4 because of lack of LTE
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First - what are the features of Android 4.4?
Second - what are the features of Key Lime Pie?
Motorola has basically put Active Display (+ an AMOLED display and the separate, low-power contextual computing core), Touchless control (+ natural language processor), "launch by twist" camera, and Motorola Assist software (which is probably tapping into those contextual computing core) on top of Android 4.2.2. They haven't made sweeping UI changes like HTC and Samsung. What benefit is there in a Motorola without those enhancements?