Showing posts with label Moto. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Moto. Show all posts
Monday, November 17, 2014
Impending Motorola Moto X 1 passes through GFXBench specs listed
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Motorolas upcoming smartphone and their so-called flagship, allegedly named as Moto X+1 has made its way to the GFXBenchs database. The rumored Motorola made smartphone with model numbers reading like, XT1097 have made it to the graphics benchmarking solution GFXBench, earlier this day, where its scored 740 frames onscreen at 11.9 frames-per-second and 700 frames offscreen at 11.3 frames-pre-second.
And when we get deep into the internals of the looming Motorola Moto X successor smartphone, we can understand that the yet to go official bellwether handset, Moto X+1 will be running Androids version 4.4.4 KitKat out of the box, and we hardly believe it will be upgradable to Android L release in the future, as the phone maker have already promised us to seed the existing flagship device, Moto X to the next version of Android operating system. There is also a Quad-Core Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 processor, ARM Krait Central Processing Unit, with clock speed of 2.45GHz, Adreno 330 Graphics Processing Unit, 5.2-inches Full High Definition touchscreen of 1920 x 1080 resolution pixels, with at least five fingers gesture support, 10 gigabytes of on board mass storage, 1.8 gigabytes of Random Access Memory, 12 megapixels primary camera on the back, capable of capturing 4K Ultra High Definition videos at 3840 x 2160 pixels, and with features like, auto-focus, face detection, flash light, HDR photo and touch-focus. On the front theres a two megapixels secondary snapper, that shoots footages at Full HD 1080p. Lastly for sensors, the phone lists, accelerometer, compass, gyroscope, light sensor and proximity sensors with initial connectivity over Bluetooth, WiFi, GPS and Near Field Communication (NFC).
So, according to what we got our hands on at the moment, the phone here seems to be a well make over their predecessor handset and present flotilla leader, Motorola Moto X. To get things much clear, Motorola Mobility is holding a Press Conference in Chicago, United States on 3rd of the next month, where it is already rumored to launch a total number of four Motorola branded hardware, with one being hinted as the next Moto X phone, another one being an smartwatch, which is the Moto 360, a wearable Bluetooth in-ear headset and the next generation Moto G handset.
Source: GFXBench
Saturday, November 8, 2014
You need to wait until Summer for a Moto 360
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Googles I/O Annual Developers Conference, yesterday had brought a list of new updates and announcements, from San Francisco, California, United States. Out of which, attendees and other media personals were most interested on the companys new wearable platform, Android Wear.
Head of Android, Chrome and Apps, Sundar Pichai had took the stage to talk a little about their new software platform, that was announced back in March with two multinational companies including LG and Motorola also unveiling their smartwatches, that runs the same platform, based on Android operating system. Last day we saw their third manufacturing partner, Samsung bringing-up their own wearable, well another smartwatch with Android Wear on board, named as Gear Live. In return, LG too disclosed their wearable G Watchs internal specifications and other details for the public, where Google is now having both the smartwatches listed on Google Play for a price of $199 for Samsungs Gear Live and $299 for LGs G Watch, respectively. But what about Motorolas Moto 360? Unfortunately, the companys new product is not yet ready for a consumer launch, and people from around here has let us know that, Motorola and Google will start selling the Moto 360 wearable device, after a few months from now, sometime soon in summer. The specification listings of the apparatus are too not confirmed at the moment, as Motorola hasnt let any information out, just yet. But, Pichai offered the attendees of the years I/O event with a chance to experience the round face UI of Android Wear OS on the smartwatch, aforementioned.
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