Undoubtedly the event was fixed after July 24 because the new Motorola Device developed in partnership with Google will launch with the latest version of Android, which is 4.3, which will be just officially unveiled to the world during an event dedicated on July 24.
Currently we do not know if it's a choice of the company or of a feature of Android 4.3 to find out we'll have to wait until July 24!
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Features and Specifications:
We again came under a stream of rumors about the smartphone Motorola Moto X, there were really a lot of events associated with the device, and one of the most interesting was the publication of one of the users of the service Reddit, which has laid out not only the whole pack of screenshots from the device, but also a video.
The first thing that was discussed in detail today - the function Open Mic, formerly known as the "always on". Its essence lies in the fact that the device is always in listening mode and is ready to perform everything the user, even when the device is locked (no password or graphic key, of course). The owner of a smartphone is enough to say "OK Moto Magic" and needed a voice command - it's very reminiscent of circuit voice control Google Glass, where the key phrase is to activate "OK Glass". While it is not clear exactly which commands are available, but it is now known that it will be possible to make calls and navigate through Web pages.
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In addition to information about the Open Mic, a user with the nickname KronikBudz also shared screenshots made in the program CPU-Z , which displays detailed information about the system and filling device. According to the information received about the specifications of Moto X, smartphone has a dual-core Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 Pro processor with a clock frequency of 1.7 GHz and Adreno 320 graphics accelerator, 2GB of RAM, about 12 GB of internal memory available to the user, and a display with a resolution of 720 x 1184 pixels (corresponding to HD minus the touch buttons) and a diagonal of 4.7 inches, for which we have the power to believe in the word.
