Motorola "X" Phone
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Running a GNex since Nov '11. If they're only offering the mid-range model for now, I think I'm gonna have to go with the S4. Hopefully then in October, they'll announce something amazing that runs on vzw with KLP.
The Verizon part will be the tall part of that order. Even if the phone supported VZW CDMA/LTE bands, Verizon won't allow "unapproved" devices on their network, meaning if they don't sell it, you can't have it on their network.
osubeavs728
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I'm confused why everyone sees dual core processor and automatically calls it mid range? Didn't the nexus 10 come with a dual core that was just as good if not better than the quads that had came out? Who says there can't be a new design on a dual core in the pipes?
NoYankees44
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I have a feeling every phone moto puts down the pike this year is going to be the 'x phone' until otherwise stated. Heck I'm not even sure at this point if the X phone was ever actually a project. I am kind of thinking now it was something invented on the net that moto is just going to attach a phone to in order to get the free hype and PR.
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So what is everyone thinking about the ad rumors?
?moto x? to launch August 1st? | Android and Me
Moto X could launch on August 1 | Know Your Mobile
?moto x? to launch August 1st? | Android and Me
Moto X could launch on August 1 | Know Your Mobile
I'm so excited for this phone yet I fear being thoroughly disappointed when it's unveiled. Hope I'm wrong. It's been a while since we ve had a real groundbreaking device announcement.
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My thoughts: The Motorola brand is too important to the cellular and communications industry to kill. I hope by "Goodbye Moto" leads back to "HELLOMOTO" (or a new Motorola). Goodbye Moto probably means goodbye Photon, goodbye Atrix, goodbye Defy, and goodbye RAZR. I can understand killing off the RAZR (again) as Motorola doesn't seem to be playing the thinness game right now but a globally available RAZR would make marketing easier. I still think "X Phone" is a horrible name.
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IMO, the MOTO X will be disappointing because of the hype around it.
And yes, this is coming from a loyal Motorola user.
mookiekillsit
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I like this marketing technique. Has me more interested than I previously was. I would guess the obvious that they're rebranding themselves but who knows. We'll find out soon!
I do like there's a date also. Finally, something
I do like there's a date also. Finally, something
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Agree, this phone is not going to knock anyone's socks off. The language of the branding seems to indicate an effort to get the hundreds of millions of people with no service onto the internet. That screams low prices, etc. and when combined with Google's magical internet balloons, starts a very interesting dialogue. I'm almost willing to support it on that attitude alone, but also because the "spec" race is getting silly, due to the fact that there are still very few processes and fewer apps that actually utilize the full potential of the devices we carry... most of which, the average user will never use at all. Your E-mail, Facebook and YouTube will never require 4 cores, etc. so all we're really talking about is hardware acceleration.
When I originally heard about the Moto X, I imagined it too be a super hot uber spec'ed out phone. One that I really wanted.
I recently migrated from a Nexus S to a Nexus 4 and I couldn't be happier. It runs like a dream. If they spec the Moto X to something similar to the N4 and offer the hardware goodness they're promising (like the long battery life) and couple it with Motorola's legendary radios with a near pure Android, I'd have to say it would be a winner. Especially if they deliver it at a Nexus-level price point.
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I recently migrated from a Nexus S to a Nexus 4 and I couldn't be happier. It runs like a dream. If they spec the Moto X to something similar to the N4 and offer the hardware goodness they're promising (like the long battery life) and couple it with Motorola's legendary radios with a near pure Android, I'd have to say it would be a winner. Especially if they deliver it at a Nexus-level price point.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZWKl-FeUApA&feature=youtube_gdata_player
IDK
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IDK
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This guy nails it. Its what I've been trying to say for a while. I hope Motorola blows away the competition, but don't EXPECT it.
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I watched the video and went "I an part of the problem"sort of speak. I actual have taken step back and just wait and see.
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Never meant to imply it was real, just wanted to ask what would everything think if it was a real campaign.
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