Already Motorola made its launch in U.S,U.K and many other countries but the company is making slow process in the lauch of Moto G in India.Every one is eagerly Waiting for Moto G launch in India for a long time.There is a news from Motorola that moto G will be launched in the early January and again that is posponed to late January.Now the company says the details about the launch of moto G in India will be announced on Febuary 5th 2014.Still there is no official detail about the price of moto G in India 

Also read : Moto G available in India at online store

Moto G launch details for India will be announced on February 5. Stay tuned! pic.twitter.com/1UMLfFjhOW
— Motorola Mobility (@Motorola) January 22, 2014

Moto G launch details for india will be announced on Febuary 5.Stay tuned! 


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Like other T-Mobile Android phones, Motorola Cliq is a bit short on style. With a big, 3.1 inch screen, a rectangular design (with curved edges) and a slide away QWERTY keyboard, Motorola Cliq sits firmly between the clunky T-Mobile G1 and the flashy myTouch 3G. All three phones are carried by T-Mobile. In a brief side by side comparison, the still pre-release Cliq was actually a bit more responsive than the fairly new myTouch.

The non-conformist start screen can extend to five customizable themes, with word bubbles a bit like those Charles Schwab ads you see on billboards. Yet, despite how different it is from the MyTouch and G1, and virtually any other smartphone youve seen before, it may quickly win you over. MotoBlur is more than a UI its actually a cloud based service. You sign up online and put in all your member info for your social networking services and e-mail. Those bubbles are full of relevant information about people from your contact lists.

All of that then synchs up with your Motorola Cliq and, along with your Gmail and Outlook calendar info, is blended into the MotoBlur interface. Motorola Cliq is constantly pulling updates about your contacts, both direct messages and whatever theyre posting to the various social networking sites. Motorola Cliq with MotoBlur will support Microsoft Exchange email, but its not true push. Instead, it can poll for mail updates intermittently. If you lose your Motorola Cliq, you can not only remotely wipe the phone (if it can be found via GPS), but you can retrieve all your contact and messaging info from the Blur online service.

Those bubbles on your Motorola Cliq with MotoBlur UI are actually Android widgets. The interface starts with a core set : Happenings, Direct, Status, and Weather (though Weather is not actually a Blur creation). All of the widgets update with fresh information within seconds of turning on the phone. Direct is full of, as youd expect, messages that have been sent directly to you through e-mail and SMS. With this and other widgets, you can choose to scroll through all messages for all contacts or drill down to individual contacts. In that case you see all your direct messages on whatever platforms you use to communicate with that contact.

Happenings is your view port into all public posts (including photo updates) on social networking services like Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn. Status is where you show and update your own personal status. You can actually enter one post and have it automatically sent to all your favorite services. There was even time to try making a call on Motorola Cliq. Voices came through loud and clear on both sides, despite the fact that we were standing in a crowded meeting room.

Motorola Cliq accomplishes this by using two microphones and noise canceling technology. Motorola Cliq memory card is only accessible if you remove the back of the device. At least its not under the SIM card. One other bit of good news is that since a 2GB microSD card comes with the unit, you may not need to use change the card unless you need space for media. The hidden keyboard was nice and roomy. Instead of the G1s separated keys, Motorola Cliqs keys are set apart with chamfers. Next to them is a D-pad if you decide you dont want to navigate the interface with your fingers. The D-pad could also theoretically be used for playing games.

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The Moto G is undoubtedly one of the best “cheap” phones out there. It retails for $179 or $199 depending on the storage size you choose. Which normally for phones in that price range you’re getting a single-core processor, and a qHD display. But not with the Moto G. Instead your getting a 720p 4.5-inch display, quad-core Snapdragon 400 processor, 1GB of RAM, and a 2070mAh battery. Oh and did I mention KitKat is already being pushed out to it?

At the Moto G launch event, Motorola did show us some of their plans for the Moto G. Which includes removable back covers and grip shells for the device. Today, those grip shells went on sale, on Motorola’s site. They are available in five different colors. That’s Chalk, Black, Royal Blue, Lemon Lime, and Cherry. All five colors are listed as in stock right now and are selling for $19.99 a piece.

So what’s so different about these compared to the normal removable back covers? Well the grip shells have a rubber bumper which protects your device, as well as, allowing you to get a better grip on your phone, so you won’t drop it. Which is always a good idea to have. Remember that the back covers are removable, so you can use different colors, and buy a few of these shells to go on your Moto G. It may not be as cool as the Moto X’s back colors, but thee you can change anytime you want. While the Moto X you’re stuck with your colors, unless you decide to buy a new Moto X.

At the time of writing this, the Moto G Grip Shells are only available on Motorola’s website. But I’m sure they’ll make their way to Amazon and other retailers that are selling the Moto G, very soon. How many of you have picked up a Moto G from Amazon, Google Play, Verizon, Best Buy, or even Motorola’s website?

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