Motorola Tech Company which is now owned by Google will be launching a new smartphone "Motorola X". This smartphone will use the latest Android operating system, namely Android 5.0 or Key Lime Pie.
Google is rumored to be releasing the world's first smartphones using the Android 5.0 in the event Google I / O in May. Motorola X reportedly will have a screen size of 5.0 inch.
Smartphone is expected to be introduced at the conference Google I / O, but Motorola X Phone not be classed as a Nexus device. Instead, the news circulated mention that the smartphone interface will be similar to the Nexus. Motorola X Phone interface on this will be fixed new features to rival Samsung, as it features S-Beam, S-Voice, and the like.
Google special treatment against Motorola, seems to be the answer to think about the news that the company is likely to ignore the Motorola brand and more intimate with other vendors, such as Nexus.
Google CEO Larry Page said it would be too early if it makes Motorola Nexus. And, it looks like it's a sign that Google prefers its own brand for Motorola, outside the Nexus.
It will become a reality with the advent of Motorola X Phone, which also became the world's first smartphone that uses Android 5.0 Key Lime Pie.
Google is rumored to be releasing the world's first smartphones using the Android 5.0 in the event Google I / O in May. Motorola X reportedly will have a screen size of 5.0 inch.
Smartphone is expected to be introduced at the conference Google I / O, but Motorola X Phone not be classed as a Nexus device. Instead, the news circulated mention that the smartphone interface will be similar to the Nexus. Motorola X Phone interface on this will be fixed new features to rival Samsung, as it features S-Beam, S-Voice, and the like.
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Google CEO Larry Page said it would be too early if it makes Motorola Nexus. And, it looks like it's a sign that Google prefers its own brand for Motorola, outside the Nexus.
It will become a reality with the advent of Motorola X Phone, which also became the world's first smartphone that uses Android 5.0 Key Lime Pie.
