Motorola recently unveiled their brand new Moto X smartphone but only for the USA, Canada and Latin America. Apparently their new Android smartphone will not be made available for the European market in the immediate future according to Pocket-lint. Motorola did specifically state regional availability in the launch press release. The UK and Europe will reportedly get other devices in the mobile line up instead.
“Because it is the first one, the Moto X has had a real buzz around it, but the US launch is not about the US being Motorola’s priority at all, there are devices coming to Europe,” a spokesperson reportedly said.
There are several versions of the Moto X expected such as a Google Play version but it isn’t known what Europe and the UK will get, and when they will get it. Definitely stay tuned as we will let you know as soon as we find out.
The Moto X features a Snapdragon S4 Pro Qualcomm dual core CPU at 1.9GHz, a 4.7 inch 720p display, 2GB of RAM, 16/32GB of storage, Android 4.2.2 and a 2200 mAH battery.
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Motorola, an improved Moto G version for Europe, please? I agree to sacrifice some screen area, 4″ would be fine for me. But please, give me a smartphone with a better camera and a microSD slot. Without it I don’t see a point upgrading from my old Neo V. My upgrade criteria – all the components must be better and the price must be not higher than that of my old phone.