Mobile Technology

The Motorola Moto X is a logical comparison to the newly announced iPhone 5C. Both are colorful, midrange phones designed to appeal to the masses. So how do the two stack up?

Via Mo Hall

"It’s been one day since the Moto X was introduced as the rebirth of Motorola: a Google Company. Now it’s time to take a moment and reflect. What did we just see? At it’s most basic, Moto X is an Android smartphone that epitomizes the new wave, the Context Ecosystem, as it’s been dubbed, and with it comes a new way to experience smart devices."

Via Mo Hall

"This week the DROID Ultra hits the review bench at SlashGear, bringing with it a full understanding of how closely it’ll be resembling the Moto X in features that – surprise – Google and Motorola implemented on the whole family. What we’ve seen thus far is a device that’s only ever-so-slightly pulled in to the Motorola universe for apps – with a dash of Verizon, while we’re at it. Essentially everything Moto X offers in a smartphone, DROID Ultra brings with just as much fury."

Via Mo Hall

"This afternoon, a video showing off the basics in the Motorola Moto X software experience have been leaked complete with several next-generation innovations for Android vanilla software builds. If you’re planning on picking the Motorola Moto X up inside Canada, it would appear that your only choice will be to jump onboard with Rogers. This video suggests that the smartphone will be a Rogers exclusive while we’re confident that here inside the USA, multiple carriers will be onboard with the machine."

Via Mo Hall