Launch of Moto X, the flagship Android phone of Motorola
is finally happening in Europe. All geared up to blow the bugle in markets
of UK, France and Germany on 1 February
2014, Moto X can be availed for or 399
Euros or £380, without SIM, as per company’s
announcement.
Earlier only accessible to Canadian, U.S and Latin American market, this
amazing Moto X will be available on contract terms starting at £25 per month in
the UK.
But be happy as Phones 4U, Carphone Warehouse, O2, Amazon
and Techdata are the retailers in U.K that will offer you Moto X in black. For
first three months, Phones 4U will be bagging an exclusive white model.
In Case of German markets, it can be availed both in
black and white from Amazon.de, Phone House, Media Markt, O2, Expert, Saturn
and Sparhandy.de for 399 Euros.
This amazing phone will be equipped with Android 4.4.2,
updated version of Google’s mobile software.
"At Motorola our roots are deep in mobile hardware
-- we invented mobile communications," said Motorola Mobility UK vice
president and general manager Andrew Morley.
"Now, as a Google company, we've become the kind of
company that can build a 4G Smartphone like Moto X. It fuses our history of
mobile innovation with the best of Google mobile services," he further
added
Moto X is Motorola's first most important phone after
Google’s acquisition. For its high end design, futuristic voice commands,
endless customizability and awesome battery life it was given a green signal in
CNET's four-star review. You may choose the phone of your color and finishing
material on Motorola's Moto Maker website, but initially you will only get it
in black and white color only.
The Moto X has few gaps when compared to more costly
flagship Android phones such as the Samsung Galaxy S4, with a meager 1.7GHz
dual-core processor and a 720p HD display.
With its 720p screen and quad-core processor, the Moto G
widely used and accepted in the UK as Android phone with the best value that is
available at £135 or may be less at some British retail outlets
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