Last Friday, 05, Motorola announced the second generation of its smartphones Moto X and Moto G. The devices were presented along with two new accessories, the Moto 360 smartwatch and the compact Moto Hint headset, in a closed press event.

Moto X: More "power" for the price of before

The first generation of Moto X impressed, as even with hardware inferior to other top-of-the-line devices, the fluidity of the system and the specific features of Google Now gained public taste. But now the premise is different: Deliver to the user the powerful hardware of competitors, for the price of the old device.
The second generation Moto X arrives with a 5.2′′ display with 1920×1080 AMOLED panel, 2.5 GHz quad-core Snapdragon 801 and 330 Adreno GPU. The camera features humble 13 MP with double LED flash and 4K shooting. The system has 2 GB of RAM, which is more than enough for Android to run without choking and 32 GB of internal storage for the user. Standard battery of 2,300 mAh and support 4G network.
The Android interface has not undergone any drastic customization, just a few modifications to add the well-known Google Now voice commands that you can now customize the default phrase to turn on the device by exchanging "OK Google Now" for any phrase you want.
As previously said, the 2nd generation Moto X will begin to be sold by R$ 1499,00, same initial price as the old version.
You can already buy yours from Motorola's official store, click here.

Moto G: The middleman who wants to be great

The new Moto G brings in its news a new design, which reminds a little of the Moto E, apparatus low-cost Motorola. In addition to the freshness in the can, the device also gained a 5′′ display with a resolution of 1280×720 and an 8MP camera. In hardware, nothing has changed, continues with Snapdragon 400 quad-core 1.2 GHz and GPU Adreno 305 and 1 GB of RAM.
The new devices will be sold in versions of 8 and 16 GB of internal storage, but with the novelty of memory expansion using microSD, a resource that needed users of the 8 GB device. Another novelty is the addition of Digital TV to one of the versions of the device (the most expensive).
The new Moto G will initially be sold in these three versions:

• Moto G Dual SIM: 3G, 8 GB internal storage (R)$ 699,00);
• Moto G Colors: 3G, dual SIM, 8 GB internal storage and two caps (R$ 729,00);
• Moto G DTV Colors: 3G, dual SIM, 16 Indoor storage GB, two caps and digital TV (R$ 799,00)

The DTV Colors version is already for sale on Motorola's official website and you can buy click here.
With information from: The Verge