This could be for you



- 5.92" QHD display (498PPI)
- 3200mAh battery
- 13MP camera and 2MP front shooter
- Snapdragon 805 processor
- 3GB RAM

Wow. This is real leak for prototype device. I can smell this coming soon next month October!!!
benny888 must be like this 6" device, Nexus!!!!

but as usual i doubt nexus has microSD slot

There won't be and hope rumours of 64gb option is true

Looks like Moto X enlarged. Maybe they make a bigger version for buyers of Nexus 6, and those who want smaller go for Moto X so that there is no clash of market.

This might the rumored-but-then-lost-after-Android-Silver-cancelled Moto S ( Motorola's answer to Android Silver ), noted the dimple with M logo, and no Nexus label. It's possible a Motorola phablet in work, or just the dummy of cancelled Moto S

True I will be very surprised Nexus 6 uses a 6in screen, too big for mass market.

As I recall last year during interview with Motorola at the time launching the Moto G (2013), they said they will have Phablet in the working in 2014 Q4. So this is the Phablet they mentioned 1 years ago November/December 2013.

Well I hope this will come to Malaysia, but probably will be very outdated and with rather high price by then ....

Here's everything you can command your new Moto X to do by voice

What's easier than telling your new Moto X to tell you all the things you can command it to do with your voice? Why, getting one of us to tell you first.

Moto Voice is the new-and-improved voice integration that does a lot of what you get with Google Now, but with a few Moto X-specific features as well. When you first set up Moto Voice it'll recommend you take a spin through this list. But if you're still trying to figure out if the Moto X is right for you (and we highly recommend taking a read through our full Moto X review first), here's a preview:

Voice commands on the new Moto X

- Goodnight: Turns on the Sleeping do-not-disturb mode in Moto Assist.
- Post to Facebook: Shares that oh-so-urgent status update that's just burning a hole inside you.
- Send WhatsApp message: Same, only over WhatsApp.
- What's Up? Tells you the time, and any unread notifications.
- What's this song? Listens to the beat. Tells you what's rocking.
- How far away is the moon? Just a basic Google search. (Answer: 238,900 miles.)
- Navigate home: If you have a home location noted in Google and need to know how to get there, this will help guide you there. (Or you can obviously navigate other places.)
- Take a selfie: We're not saying you should, but this will fire up the front-facing camera and count down from three. Be sure to remember to use duckface.
- When's my next meeting? Uses Google Now to see what you're about to be up to, or what it was your were supposed to be doing.
- Find my phone: A great old feature. Finds your phone.
- Remind me to pick up milk tonight: Sets a reminder to pick up milk. Or bread. Or cheese. Need anything else?
- Play Beethoven on YouTube: Because if there's one thing Beethoven had in mind all those years ago, it was being broadcast on the same medium as cat videos.
- Talk to me: Will announce incoming calls and texts and for a half-hour.
- Set alarm for 6 a.m. tomorrow: Boy, you sure do wake up early.
- Take a photo: Fires up the rear camera.
- Send text to Lisa Lewis: She'll be glad to hear from you. Or text anyone else in your contacts.
- Check voicemail: It's your mom. Give her a call back.
- Open Calendar: Because being late is for losers.
- Good morning: Wake up, talk to your phone, learn your next appointment.
- Get list of commands: This does what we just did here. Only not as funny.
- What's the weather? So you know what it's like outside without having to go outside.
- Call Lisa Lewis on mobile: That Lisa Lewis sure is popular. Or you could call anyone else.

The important part as you're looking at this list on your phone in the Moto Voice app are all the words in bold. Those are the actions. You knew that, of course.


Not sold yet?

Jesus. Can't it be anymore neat and genius than this? Damn!

Everything is so perfect with this phone, its jus the battery that is so shitty that is the main drawback for ppl to purchase this item, as what told by MKBHD and proven by Phone Arena's graph below:



This post has been edited by MisterKibz: Sep 28 2014, 03:20 AM

Moto x always been an executive phone. Like me. Executives always work near power points so it never bothered them . As long it gives me full working hours battery is fine. But for people working at the out field that's the problem. Even for students that are very much at the field would like better battery life.

do u guys do flash custom rom and custom kernel?..

Stock ROM is good enough.The most we do is to root it and install gravityBox

i see.. thanks

Why unlock AT&T moto x is not good for malaysian telco?

SIM unlock, so that you can use any other SIM other than theirs, bcs they don't want their phones to be used on other telcos. Kinda greedy I would say, bcs other telcos don't do this to their phones

Your sentence a bit confuse. The sim and phone are unlocked. other sim can be used with the phone, so what's the problem?

This post has been edited by coolster: Oct 9 2014, 07:56 PM

Not true. AT&T Moto X is locked with AT&T SIM, cant use other SIM. You had to call AT&T to unlock it, and most likely they wont allow.