Mid-March brings good news for people on the prowl for a reliable smartphone that's easy on the pocket. The Moto G 4G has wended its way into the marketplace. It is powered by the Android 5.0 Lollipop (the vendor is among the first to push a Lollipop update) and can handle downloading tasks in a jiffy. So if you're a movie addict or social media fanatic who wants a gadget that can do instant web page uploading, live streaming, and quick sharing of photographs on sites like Facebook, you'll do well to check out the specs of the Moto G 4G.
Priced below the $200 range, which puts the nifty device in the budget smartphone category, Moto G 4G is a new-generation phone that builds on the features of its predecessor. The original Moto G that made a buzz in 2013 didn't have a 4G feature nor a microSD card slot. The second-generation Moto G, though fitted with a bigger screen and improved camara, still did not feature 4G.
The upgraded smartphone well-suited for people who need a go-anywhere phone that'll allow fast and continuous internet browsing. An intense brilliant five-inch HD display, a convenient curvilinear design, and a protective water-resistant coating -- that can come handy when using the phone outdoors and it begins to drizzle -- add to the phone's many features. There's 8GB of internal storage and 1GB of RAM.
Smartphones abound in the market nowadays, and most companies rely a great deal on brand strength and innovation to satisfy individuals with tech obsessions. The Moto G 4G, for its part, is not only backed by a recognized leader in mobile communications (incidentally, Motorola is now a Lenovo company), but appeals to modern-day consumers' practical sensibilities as well. It has triggered just the right amount of emotional response from a cross-section of the market -- the mature market segment who want a simple but modern phone, and millennials who want market leaders who are up-to-date with technology. The product breakthrough is now available for on in the UK via the Motorola web store and retailers.
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