Unfortunately, there are no details on the handset's release and price tag yet, though Motorola promises more info on the matter very soon.
MOTO X FORCE SPECS CRACK
It will most likely support Moto MakerĪs you will be able to see in the video below, Moto X Force's display won't crack when dropped on concrete, unlike the other two smartphones that got their screens shattered. It's a comparative test that shows how durable the Moto X Force's display is, when put against Apple's iPhone 6 and Samsung Galaxy S5. Instead of publishing a press release and explaining to us how good the Moto X Force is, Motorola has posted a 1-minute video showing the company's President Rick Osterloth, who's testing the phone's display. The device will be launched as Moto X Force and will have the same specs as the DROID Turbo 2, but slightly different design (no Verizon logo). Motorola has just announced that the international version of DROID Turbo 2 will be available for purchase in Latin America, EMEA and APAC very soon.
It too could sell the phone on its own.If you live in Europe or any other region except for the United States, and you have been drooling over the latest DROID smartphones launched by Verizon, especially the DROID Turbo 2, then you're in luck. Just to add a cherry on top, it also offers “TurboPower” fast charging which provides ‘eight hours of power in just 15 minutes.’ This is one of the best battery performances we’ve seen for years.
On top of that, it’s compatible with both the major PMA and Qi wireless charging standards. The 3760mAh is one of the largest on the market and we found it did indeed last the stated two days. It’s no deal breaker for most people and general usage is fine, though. We struggled to configure the central voice recognition (it said our very quiet office was too noisy) and it’s hard to think of any feature which wouldn’t be better replaced with the latest version of Android.
MOTO X FORCE SPECS ANDROID
In terms of software, Moto has a (sometimes) noticeable layer on top of last-generation’s Android 5.1.1 (Lollipop). Read more AC5300 Router reviews: Linksys EA9500 vs. But then, we mustn’t forget, that’s pretty much where this phone is from. Having to draw a screen unlock pattern every time feels like the olden days now (even the $348 Oppo F1s has one). What we really missed was a fingerprint reader. The Snapdragon 810 processor might be getting a little long in the tooth, but it’s no slouch and all apps open without lag and we saw no slowdowns at any time. It’s also shatter-proof thanks to Moto’s unique five-layer system and this is backed up with an impressive four-year screen warranty. The 2560 x 1440 AMOLED is sharp, bright and vibrant and one of the best we’ve seen. The rigid aluminium chassis feels very solid and while it might not look like much from the front, the textured back looks good, feels good and provides some much needed grip in an increasingly-slippery world. 5.4-inch, 2560 x 1440, 540ppi AMOLED, Shatter-proof display, 3/32GB RAM, Qualcomm Snapdragon 810 processor with 2GHz octa-core CPUs, Adreno 430 GPU, 21/5MP cameras, Android 5.1.1, 3760mAh battery with fast and wireless charging, microSD slot, NFC, 78 x 150 x 9mm, 169g.
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