TheMoto X is in reality pretty awesomeall on its own . But super nerds can be happy it ’s also going to come in a baby - smart stock - Android - havingGoogle wreak edition , with zero bloatware , and available straightaway from Google . It ’s a trend we continue to be rattling well-chosen about .
https://gizmodo.com/moto-x-hands-on-forget-specs-this-thing-is-awesome-991536492
The Galaxy S4 and HTC One are both uncommitted over Google Play already . And unlike those , the Moto X already runs a form of basic Android — as opposed to HTC Sense , Samsung TouchWiz or even Motorola ’s sometime Blur and whatever the netherworld they call it after blur — albeit 4.2.2 or else of the new 4.3 . And while these Google run versions maybearen’t getting Day One updatesto new software , just having them around is nice enough as an selection .
https://gizmodo.com/google-edition-phones-arent-the-answer-you-were-hoping-896768531
The Play rendering is necessary because carriers can still bloat up the phone , despite the pretty slender software system payload Moto stick on the X. It ’s probably safe to assume , though , that the Play X will retain the nerveless characteristic like always - on Google Now recognition , though . No word on pricing just yet , but the word is that it ’ll be just the 16 GB version when it hits . [ Verge ]
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