Motorola has just announced its most affordable unlocked 4G LTE smartphone. The second generation Moto E has received several upgrades, 4G LTE radio, a larger 4.5-inch display, 64-bit processor and ...

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Motorola has launched a new Moto E smartphone, and this time it comes with 4G LTE connectivity. The official announcement comes after a series of leaks, and a brief tease of the product launch over ...

While last year's Moto E failed to impress in the specs department, its price was hard to beat. This year, Motorola is back with another version of its budget-priced Android handset, the Moto E 4G LTE ...

As expected, Motorola is updating its low-cost Moto E smartphone by adding more storage, faster mobile data, and a slightly larger screen. The new Moto E 4G launches today for $150 without a contract.

Motorola is continuing its push to provide Android phones with great hardware and little bloatware for all budgets with a big update to its lower-end Moto E that adds a 4G LTE option and runs Android ...

Back in late 2013, Motorola announced the Moto G, which started their own race to the bottom. It quickly became the company’s most successful smartphone in history. Which I’ve said many times that is ...

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Motorola is preparing to make a big announcement tomorrow, but there are already a few clues hidden around that may have already given the game away – we’re quite likely looking at a new Moto E ...

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Nowhere does it say that a good smartphone must cost more than $150. And these days, there isn't as much difference between an entry-level and high-end phone, save for processor, camera, and display ...