Hands-On: Motorola Moto E, 2nd Gen.
Moto E or Moto G?
I'm wanting to buy my brother a new phone. Moto E for $150 or Moto G for $180. Both new models. Is the G worth paying more? He lives in Peru, but comes back to the states once a year for about 2 months. I could use some advice.
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Budget=Moto E
G is mainly bigger now with a slightly better display.
The E now is on par perfomance-wise with the G just smaller with the display and display quality. So its almost an even handoff now between the two. The E has 4G and if Peru does n...
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G is mainly bigger now with a slightly better display.
The E now is on par perfomance-wise with the G just smaller with the display and display quality. So its almost an even handoff now between the two. The E has 4G and if Peru does n...
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Bloatware
The hands on stated no bloatware.
Google has thrown their proprietary bloatware all over the Moto E, G, and X.
Anything and everything a Google app is on the phones unless you root the phones and then you lose the auto-updates for software.
When Google bought Motorolas mobile division, this is when all their bloatware appeared on all the phones.
Google has thrown their proprietary bloatware all over the Moto E, G, and X.
Anything and everything a Google app is on the phones unless you root the phones and then you lose the auto-updates for software.
When Google bought Motorolas mobile division, this is when all their bloatware appeared on all the phones.
According to Motorola's website, the US LTE version will have support for LTE bands 2, 4, 5, 7, 12 and 17.
Pretty impressive that it supports LTE band 12. This phone will work fine with T-Mobile's network.
Pretty impressive that it supports LTE band 12. This phone will work fine with T-Mobile's network.
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