#Motorola Moto X

Arriving after Motorola's Moto X, the Moto G has been making leaks as a follow-up mid-range device for the holiday season. Physically, it looks a lot like the Moto X with a few minor changes such as the speaker placement & the earpiece. The Moto G is expected to run on a 4.5-inch 720p display, a 1.2GHz quad-core CPU (presumably Snapdragon 200 or 400) and Android 4.3 Jellybean. The Motorola Moto X is one of the tech industry's worst kept secrets, and the hype has been everywhere since the day Google bought Motorola. Now that it's finally official, let's have a look on how it stacks up against the competition, especially since Motorola is calling the Moto X its future. Android competition When compared to its Android counterparts, you'll find that except for the light weight of the device, the Moto X can't boast that much when it comes to specs; it has the smallest display among the bunch together with the HTC One & it's the only device not running on a 1080p display & a quad-core CPU. It runs 2GB RAM and an Adreno 320 GPU together with the competition, and while it may be running on just a dual-core CPU, the Moto X does feature two more cores for language and contextual computing. Read more in our articles including "This could be the Motorola Moto G" and "Moto X vs. the world's flagship phones; specs comparison".