Moto G

Park@82 said:
To benefit from it one would probably need to turn off lte (not sure if it has such an option though).
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A bigger battery is a bigger battery. From 1st gen to 2nd gen they increased the screen size, but kept the battery the same. What uses the most battery on a phone? The screen. By now increased the battery size they have brought the battery life back to par
 
imranpanji said:
A bigger battery is a bigger battery. From 1st gen to 2nd gen they increased the screen size, but kept the battery the same. What uses the most battery on a phone? The screen. By now increased the battery size they have brought the battery life back to par
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I read somewhere that the bigger battery compensates for the LTE radio and that battery life is about the same as the previous version.

I would love to see some comparative benchmarks though.
 
What would my experience be like coming from a Samsung S4 i9500 to a Moto G 2nd edition dual sim? The dual sim is a big drawcard for me.

Wondering if performance and screen res will both disappoint after the S4?
 
FlashSA said:
What would my experience be like coming from a Samsung S4 i9500 to a Moto G 2nd edition dual sim? The dual sim is a big drawcard for me.

Wondering if performance and screen res will both disappoint after the S4?
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Should be fine. I actually find the first gen I use better than what the S4 offered in terms of performance. Second gen is only an improvement over that
 
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Next gen moto g ETA : august

Specs:

Snapdragon 410
13mp camera
5mp selfie camera
720p display
Snapdragon 410
1gb ram
8gb internal memory
 
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Hmmm, I was just lining up one of these for my work phone.

How's the 2nd gen in direct sunlight anyone?
 
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