Motorola has just revved its lineup of smartphones for the third
time in as many years. A lot has happened in the past year for Motorola.
The company has gone from being one of the biggest names in mobile
phones to being owned by Google and has now been sold to Chinese
computer maker, Lenovo. The phones don't seemed to have suffered though
and the Moto G3 is a great update to probably the best selling product
from Motorola in recent years. Lenovo has a record of buying great
brands and not tampering with them. They have done nothing to hurt the
IBM personal computing brand since acquiring it a few years ago and
their ownership of Motorola has not hindered the phone maker from
improving its smartphone lineup for 2015.
With the Moto G3, Motorola has once again kept what worked and made changes necessary to quell critics and bring the phone up to date for 2015. All this while maintaining the midrange price point that as made the Moto G a best seller around the world. In some countries you can even get Moto G3 cases as well as the metallic strip on the rear pf the phone, in a range of colours, at no extra cost. In the rest of the world though, white and black are your only choice and you will have to go with aftermarket Moto G3 cases if you want a little customisation.
If you get one of these aftermarket G3 cases you will have a phone that is very well protected not only from bumps, drops and scratches, thanks to the Gorilla Glass on the front of the phone, you will also have a waterproof phone. One of the big new feature additions to the Moto G for 2015 is the IPX7 rating. This means that the G3 can withstand immersions in water up to a foot deep for up to half an hour, without biting the dust. While all Motorola phones have always had great splash resistance thanks to a nano coating that the company applies to the internals of the devices, the IPX7 rating means that you can get pushed into a pool with the phone in your pocket or drop it into a basin and still have a phone that works.
Water resistance and coloured Moto G3 cases aren't all that's new for 2015 though. The new version of the G also gets much better cameras, both at the front and the back. The front shooter gets upgraded to 5 Megapixels and the rear camera goes all the way to 13 Megapixels this time around. This gives both cameras the ability to shoot full 1080p video, another first for the G. The G3 also gets a much better dual tone flash at the rear which should make for much nicer photos in the dark. These updates along with slightly beefed up internals and an almost stock version of Android Lollipop should mean that the Moto G remains one of the best sellers, not only in its price bracket but across all Android phones.
With the Moto G3, Motorola has once again kept what worked and made changes necessary to quell critics and bring the phone up to date for 2015. All this while maintaining the midrange price point that as made the Moto G a best seller around the world. In some countries you can even get Moto G3 cases as well as the metallic strip on the rear pf the phone, in a range of colours, at no extra cost. In the rest of the world though, white and black are your only choice and you will have to go with aftermarket Moto G3 cases if you want a little customisation.
If you get one of these aftermarket G3 cases you will have a phone that is very well protected not only from bumps, drops and scratches, thanks to the Gorilla Glass on the front of the phone, you will also have a waterproof phone. One of the big new feature additions to the Moto G for 2015 is the IPX7 rating. This means that the G3 can withstand immersions in water up to a foot deep for up to half an hour, without biting the dust. While all Motorola phones have always had great splash resistance thanks to a nano coating that the company applies to the internals of the devices, the IPX7 rating means that you can get pushed into a pool with the phone in your pocket or drop it into a basin and still have a phone that works.
Water resistance and coloured Moto G3 cases aren't all that's new for 2015 though. The new version of the G also gets much better cameras, both at the front and the back. The front shooter gets upgraded to 5 Megapixels and the rear camera goes all the way to 13 Megapixels this time around. This gives both cameras the ability to shoot full 1080p video, another first for the G. The G3 also gets a much better dual tone flash at the rear which should make for much nicer photos in the dark. These updates along with slightly beefed up internals and an almost stock version of Android Lollipop should mean that the Moto G remains one of the best sellers, not only in its price bracket but across all Android phones.
The Moto G is a prime example of a smartphone that features a
very affordable price tag, without compromising on a premium feel that
we've come to expect from our handheld devices. You can protect your
device, or just make it look awesome with designer cases or can make it
your own custom Moto G3 cases available at dailyobjects.
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