+Motorola Mobility has made a bit of a name for itself as making not only a good product, but bringing the price lower because it's not going for 'screamingly latest tech' but truly optimizing the software to match. Oh, and as a by-product of being a previous Google company have adopted a near stock Android and almost Nexus-good firmware updates.
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The latest phone, the Moto X (2014) has just come out to
+TELUS as an exclusive. Hopefully it sells better there than it did at Rogers for the first version (every time I walked into a store you never EVER heard it recommended ... at least until they fire-saled it).
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Need a recap on what the phone brings? Well, for $100 on contract, or $600 outright you'll get:
- 5.2" @ 1920x1080
- 2.5GHz x4 Snapdragon 801 w/ 2GB RAM
- 16GB storage
- 13MP / 2MP
- 2300mAh
- Android 4.4.4
- remember it's a NANO SIM
Are you picking it up?
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