by Roger B Rueda
The design on the Moto G doesn’tfollow the existing
smartphone chic of the straightest possible form and thinner-is-better framework style.
Its profuse side is the curved back which is practically 1.2 cm thick, while
the tinniest part is just over 6 mm.
Its affinity with the Moto X is quite unmistakeable.Both
have the same interchangeable back side made from a slightly rubberised
polycarbonate, built with the headphone jack at the top side as well as a cut
out for the camera, an LED flash and finally a Motorola logo. Just like the
Moto X, there are a lot of colours from which to choose.
The display is framed by a glossy plastic
edge that produces a smooth visualconnexion between the rubberised chassis and
the display glass. The front is quite minimalistic: the telephone speaker and
front camera are the only accents. What is clear is the comparatively heavy
weight of the Moto G at 142 grams, making it 13 grams heavier than the bigger
Nexus 5 and even 3 grams heavier than the LG G2 with its 5.2-inch display. The bulk
does certainly contribute to its high-quality feel, on top of its all-in-one
design which makes the Moto G distinctive.
Only just measuring 4.5 inches, the display
on the Moto G has a resolution of 1,280 x 720 pixels. With a pixel density of
326 ppi, you’ll find the Motorola smartphone to be more than sufficient for
presenting your fillings with considerable sharpness. When it comes to
comparing the HD display of this device and the Full HD display of sophisticated
handsets, the differences are quite minor. The viewing angle is good, though
its lustreis unbound with the rivalry, like the HTC One or the LG G2 for
instance, but remember those phones cost two or three times in excess of the Moto
G.
Bloatware and superficial apps don’t exist
on the Moto G. The only intrinsic apps are Motorola Migrate, Assist, Care, and a
UKW Radio. Motorola Migrate allows you to display brightness, easily transfer
your SMS messages, SIM contacts, call logs, volume settingsfrom your old
smartphone to the new Moto G. Assist serves the purpose of a secretary that
will spontaneously adjust the volume for meetings or at night time, as well as
mute the telephone when needed. Care is Motorola’s support and help portal app
where the user can get answers to their Moto G enquiries.
The processor on the Moto G is a Snapdragon
400 with four cores, a clock speed of 1.2 GHz and 1 GB of RAM. In comparison to
the standards of the high-end smartphone realm, this isn’t much, however
despite that fact, the Moto G’s software and hardware work very consistently
together.
The camera, which includes a very useful
and well-thought out development from the Android stock app, takes pictures with
a resolution of 5 MP.
The battery performance provides another
angle within Motorola’s promotion. Motorola promises 24 hours of battery life
and the battery is actually quite powerful with a capacity
of 2,070 mAh.
The mechanical features that come with the
Moto G aren’t in the class of grander smartphones, but sit somewhere in the
middle ground. The quad-core processor with 1 GB of RAM and Android 4.3
operating system warrant that the system runs efficientlyall the time.
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