Moto X
Motorola Moto X gets FCC certification
Motorola is getting ready to further expand its portfolio of mid-range smartphones and Moto X is one of them I guess. The device was expected …
Motorola Moto X4 will probably see the light of day on June 30th
The Moto X 2017 aka the Moto X4 is all set for launch. From leakster Android Yatim, comes the full specs sheet along with the date to the launch.
Moto’s Z, X, G, E and C lines of devices leaked out
Today, a top secret Motorola presentation leaked out entire lines of Moto devices, revealing a lot more than what we bet Motorola was planning to announce.
Lenovo brings back Motorola to the Chinese market
Motorola says Hello China, and with some style!
Lenovo could soon be the new owners of Motorola Mobility!
In the eyes of consumers, Google owned Motorola Mobility is doing very well, but a quick look at their balance sheet shows they are in fact far from a healthy company, which could be why rumours of an acquisition by Lenovo have stirred up.
Motorola CEO admits a $50 smartphone is in the works
While we at GizChina have been drooling over the prospect of a $50 phone from JiaYu, the F1, another prominent maker has allegedly shown similar intent.
China’s Myphone promises Moto X levels of customisation
Little known smartphone manufacturer Xiao Chong Technology has announced a new customisable smartphone called the MyPhone.
Say hi to the low cost, quad-core Motorola Moto G!
Although we haven’t really spoken much about the Moto G here, we did know it was coming, and now it is here. With the concerned price point, the device aims to dethrone Chinese phones are the value-for-money kings!
HDC X, a Moto X clone launching soon
Motorola’s Moto X has grabbed the attention of phone maker HDC who are planning to launch a clone version called the HTC One X.
Moto X now just $99 at Best Buy!
Motorola’s customisable Moto X is now available on contract at Best Buy for just $99.
$200 Motorola MOTO DVX turns at at the FCC
Motorola’s popular Moto X has spawned a low-cost offspring the Moto DVX, which has just passed through the FCC.
It’s official 5-inch displays or smaller are more popular!
At the start of the week we posted a poll asking which if GizChina readers wanted larger 6.44-inch phablets. Well the results are in and we can confirm that smaller screen are still more popular by a long stretch!