Moto X Price Drops to $350 for Unlocked Model on Amazon
The Moto X price has dropped to just $350 for the unlocked model.
Those purchasing the handset through Amazon can get the unlocked GSM model for this price that works for AT&T and T-Mobile. This will be for the 16GB version. The 32GB will retail for $400 unlocked and the developer edition for $449.99.
The Moto X Android 4.4 Republic Wireless update is now available.
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It began rolling out earlier this month and it brings the Android 4.4.2 build of the software to the handset. The update weighs in at 349.3MB and it brings a new dialer, an updated Hangouts app and many more new features to the handset.
Republic Wireless customers can now download the software OTA.
The Moto X launched in August of last year and functions as the company's flagship handset. It features specs that failed to wow many critics, but seemed to execute well in other areas including its integration of the Android operating system, which is similar to what is found on the Nexus line. It seems to have grown in popularity thanks to that Nexus-type feel.
The device features a 4.7-inch screen with a curved back, a 10-megapixel camera, the option of a white or black body, 16GB or internal memory, and no microSD card slot. The device originally came with Android 4.2.2, JellyBean out of the box.
The Moto X successor, the Moto X2's release date was announced for summer 2014 by Motorola earlier this month.
The company confirmed the news during this year's Mobile World Congress during a Q&A session. They said "the next version of Moto X" will arrive sometime in "late summer." Motorola also plans to expand availability of its current smartphone lineup and the Moto Maker tool for its customers. Motorola will bring it to Europe and Mexico.
The company also plans to stick with Android as its primary OS. It also confirmed that the original Moto X will be released in India and Australia during the next few weeks.
