Google’s new phone geared for intuitive experience

The trendsetter is back at work with inspiring versatile technology.

10:02 05 August 2013

Google’s new phone is taking a slightly different path than the normal mobile technology. Instead of focusing on speed, better and more versatile storage, the new Moto X is built to be one of the smartest phones around.

The chip that it’s built off is known as the X8. The chip allows the phone to operate on a superior level. It has a certain awareness and recognition of natural language which can even bring it out of sleep mode. In addition to that convenience the language recognition feature is not expected to drain battery life. The phone will also automatically show the clock when it is picked up, or removed from a pocket.

With just the simple touch of a fingertip, you’ll be able to see what notifications you have and removing your finger from the screen allows the display to be quickly locked to prevent those nosy cubicle neighbours from intruding on your privacy.

Even though the focus of Moto X is on a more intuitive user experience, it still boasts a 720p HD screen and faster processing than its competitors, along with a host of other features that will allow consumers to use just one device.