Sentences with phrase «moto g continues»

The paradigm shift in mid-range phones that Motorola arguably kick - started with the 2013 Moto G continues with the G4 Plus, and it is a beautiful thing to behold.

The Moto G continues to be Moto's biggest - selling model, thanks...

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The G5 and G5 Plus continue the Moto G series» legacy of offering attractive features at a low price, but with a premium design and more high - end specs than before.

Even with stiff competition from the likes of OnePlus and other cheaper Chinese alternatives, the Moto G has continued to impress.

The Moto G set the standard for budget smartphones, and continues to hold onto that distinction year after year.

Stay tuned with Android Authority as we continue to bring you more great coverage from today's Motorola event, and of course, for the upcoming full review of the Moto X Style, Moto X Play, Moto G (3rd generation), and a lot more.

Motorola said that the Moto G is its best - selling smartphone ever, so it makes sense that it would want to continue that momentum with incremental upgrades that actually make a difference to the end user.

Given the announcement of the ultra-budget Moto C and refresh of Moto G (in the G5 and G5 Plus models) in 2017, we weren't entirely convinced that Lenovo would continue to produce the Moto E series.But produce it has, and in two guises: the Moto E4... Read more

I hope Moto continues to refine upon it for Moto G generations to come.

We'll have much more to say on the 2015 Moto G in the coming days, so stay tuned to Android Central for continuing coverage.

In the interim other budget 4G handsets have continued to arrive, including Motorola's own lower - spec and smaller - scale Moto E (also the 2015 variant), thus stirring up the budget phone pot and, if anything, making the Moto G 2015's position that much more questionable.

Motorola has consistently been putting out great phones in the budget category since the original Moto G, and the new Moto G5S Plus looks to continue that trend with a metal body and a spec bump over the Moto G5 Plus we reviewed earlier this year.

The Moto G line continues to push the boundaries of what we should expect in a budget Android smartphone.

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With the recent release of the 2015 Moto G (3rd generation), it looks like Motorola will continue offering decent affordable phones.

As we've said, it's not following the same lines as the Moto Z (where we'd expect modularity to continue), so it could be a Moto X or a Moto G, although the metal build would suggest it falls into a higher tier than the often entry - level G.

The Moto G proved that you could have a great Android experience without paying a fortune and this is a trend that has continued in full force ever since.

As far as budget smartphones are concerned, Motorola has long dominated the game: starting with its original Moto G released years ago, the company has continued to launch progressively more capable smartphones that, despite their low price tags, offer a relatively premium experience.

While the Moto Z2 Play, the newest member of the family, continues the tradition of Mods compatibility, it's the completely redesigned Moto G and E series that is worth considering if you're in the market for a budget phone.

The Moto G (3rd Gen) continues the same trend and has an IPX7 - certified built to offer great protection from usual water spells and splashes.

Year after year, Motorola has been improving upon its budget Moto G line, and based on the latest leaks, the streak will continue in 2017.