Motorola updated its popular budget Moto G smartphone in 2014 with a larger 5-inch display, an improved camera and expandable storage. Oddly, however, the company removed a critical feature that had been present in the preceding model: 4G LTE. The 2015 version of the Moto G sees a welcome return of 4G LTE. This fourth…
Photo gallery:Motorola Rokr Z6m For quite some time we’ve been eager to review another cell phone from Motorola’s Rokr series. After the first handset we examined, the Motorola Rokr E1, failed so miserably we were hoping that Motorola would redeem itself (not that it would take much). While a few Rokr handsets have come and…
Prepaid phones usually consist of simple cell phones or normal feature phones, so we’re always pleasantly surprised when a smartphone is made available for prepaid carriers. The Motorola i1 is one such handset–it’s the first Google Android phone for Boost Mobile, and it’s also the first Google Android smartphone to run on Nextel’s iDEN network….
Photo gallery:Motorola Droid Razr (Verizon Wireless) Editors’ note: We’ve updated this review with the correct name of the processor. It is the TI OMAP 4430 processor. We’ve also updated the display portion of the review after closer comparison with competing handsets. We lowered the rating of and removed the Editors’ Choice Award designation from the…
The Droid Ultra’s $199.99 price and even its very existence baffles me. Standing smack dab in between the affordable $99.99 Droid Mini and pricey $299.99 Droid Maxx, the only reason to choose the Ultra is either because you value trimness above all else, or don’t care to spend $100 more for the Maxx’s massive battery…
Editors’ note: Our early Motorola Droid Maxx test model used unstable prerelease software. This review was updated based on our latest experience with a rock-solid production-level Droid Maxx device. Sitting at the top of Motorola’s new Droid lineup, the $299.99 Droid Maxx is more than just a capable device — it’s also the best smartphone…
I like the Moto X Pure Edition (or Style as its globally known), but I was honestly ready to love it. For one thing, it’s an unlocked phone available directly from Motorola at a reasonable price, and it’s designed to work on all of the major US wireless carriers (AT&T, T-Mobile, Verizon and Sprint) —…
If the Moto G4 didn’t exist, the stepped-down (and even cheaper) Motorola Moto G4 Play would be the deal of the century. For just $150 (or $100 for Amazon Prime members who submit to Amazon Prime ads, like this), £130 and AU$279, you get a budget phone that’s surprisingly pleasant to use, for a rock-bottom…
