Since being acquired by Google, Motorola planned its steps very wisely. The company has recently presented its latest “work”, an innovative and fun phone, with something I like to call the “personal touch” embedded. So, what exactly is this…”personal touch”? Well, when the customer/ the client is directly involved into the process and gets to design his very own Motorola phone, based on his preferences, it means that he ends up adding his ” personal touch”.
Unveiled on Thursday in New York, Moto X is the first Motorola device fully developed under Google’s watch. That means that the expectations regarding the specs and performance are pretty high. According to the company, Moto X is “designed, engineered and assembled in the USA”, which boosts the quality of it. Like most of the smartphones that hit the market these days, Moto X sports a 4.7-inch Gorilla Glass display, a rounded back, 2GB RAM and a 1.7GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 Pro chip. The handset runs on Android 4.2.2 (Jelly Bean) and it comes equipped with some interesting voice features. Apparently, the two companies (Google and Motorola) dream of a different type of interaction between the phone and the user, less based on touching the screen. Moto X will be available in stores by the end of August. 
