After the success of the Moto G, Motorola again greeted the market with an entry level Android phone with the title Moto E 1st Generation. Armed with 4.4.4 series Android KitKat, the Motorola Moto E 1st Generation is also enhanced with bright colored rubber covers that you can choose when ordering this phone. Then is the performance carried as beautiful as the price? With a matte-coated plastic that feels tight in your grip, the Motorola Moto E 1st Generation also feels comfortable when put in a pants pocket. With a rubber cover that is included, Motorola managed to cement the tough impression on this entry-level cellphone.
To turn on the cellphone, you can use the power button on the right side side by side with the volume button. The keyboard that has been included in the sales package can you plug it into the audio port perched on the top. While for the micro SIM and micro SD card slot is pinned by Motorola in left body segment. To charge, there is a micro USB port on the bottom. Unfortunately in the Motorola Moto E 1st Generation sales package is not accompanied by a data cable.
With a 4.3-inch diagonal capacitive touch screen, E offers 16 million different colors with qHD resolution. With a smaller screen than most Android phones, the Motorola Moto E 1st Generation has a pixel density of up to 256 ppi. One of the advantages that E has is that its screen is protected with a third generation Gorilla Glass scratch glass. With the autobrightness feature, the user gets an optimal screen display according to the surrounding light conditions. Unfortunately, PULSA finds the E screen quite dazzling when worn under the hot sun.
Using a 1.2GHz dual core processor, Motorola Moto E 1st Generation is also accompanied by 1GB of RAM. With 4GB of internal storage space, users are given the freedom to utilize 2GB of them. Graphics processing is entrusted to GPU Adreno 302. While for power supply, a 1,980mAh Lithium Ion battery is used which cannot be released by the user. Antutu Benchmark assesses E's performance with a score of 13,734 which places it at the bottom. While the Quadrant Standard shows a 5,265 score that took it to the top. Compared to mobile phones with equal prices, the performance of the Motorola Moto E 1st Generation is arguably not too special. For graphics matters, Nenamark 2 rewarded E with a score of 49.7fps which placed it in second place.
Just like his previous cellphone, Moto E 1st Generetaion smartphone has been equipped with a pure Android platform without customization. The platform selection gives Motorola the possibility to roll out Android updates more quickly. Carrying KitKat 4.4.2 which immediately gets updates 4.4.2, E presents a standard interface with 5 panel homescreen that can't be tampered with. You can use a password, PIN or pattern to lock the screen. While for the virtual control buttons each consists of the back button, home and recent apps.
E's Notification bar displays incoming notifications and can also be used as a shortcut to set up Wi-Fi connections, data, brightness and bluetooth. As usual, E's menu page is arranged in a horizontal grid format in the application and widget category.
Motorola Moto E 1st Generation equips with a 5 megapixel fixed focus camera. With low resolution and absence of flash, the resulting image is less satisfying especially in an environment with less light. Although it is equipped with HDR features, users certainly cannot expect much with the quality that is produced.
To turn on the cellphone, you can use the power button on the right side side by side with the volume button. The keyboard that has been included in the sales package can you plug it into the audio port perched on the top. While for the micro SIM and micro SD card slot is pinned by Motorola in left body segment. To charge, there is a micro USB port on the bottom. Unfortunately in the Motorola Moto E 1st Generation sales package is not accompanied by a data cable.
With a 4.3-inch diagonal capacitive touch screen, E offers 16 million different colors with qHD resolution. With a smaller screen than most Android phones, the Motorola Moto E 1st Generation has a pixel density of up to 256 ppi. One of the advantages that E has is that its screen is protected with a third generation Gorilla Glass scratch glass. With the autobrightness feature, the user gets an optimal screen display according to the surrounding light conditions. Unfortunately, PULSA finds the E screen quite dazzling when worn under the hot sun.
Using a 1.2GHz dual core processor, Motorola Moto E 1st Generation is also accompanied by 1GB of RAM. With 4GB of internal storage space, users are given the freedom to utilize 2GB of them. Graphics processing is entrusted to GPU Adreno 302. While for power supply, a 1,980mAh Lithium Ion battery is used which cannot be released by the user. Antutu Benchmark assesses E's performance with a score of 13,734 which places it at the bottom. While the Quadrant Standard shows a 5,265 score that took it to the top. Compared to mobile phones with equal prices, the performance of the Motorola Moto E 1st Generation is arguably not too special. For graphics matters, Nenamark 2 rewarded E with a score of 49.7fps which placed it in second place.
Just like his previous cellphone, Moto E 1st Generetaion smartphone has been equipped with a pure Android platform without customization. The platform selection gives Motorola the possibility to roll out Android updates more quickly. Carrying KitKat 4.4.2 which immediately gets updates 4.4.2, E presents a standard interface with 5 panel homescreen that can't be tampered with. You can use a password, PIN or pattern to lock the screen. While for the virtual control buttons each consists of the back button, home and recent apps.
E's Notification bar displays incoming notifications and can also be used as a shortcut to set up Wi-Fi connections, data, brightness and bluetooth. As usual, E's menu page is arranged in a horizontal grid format in the application and widget category.
Motorola Moto E 1st Generation equips with a 5 megapixel fixed focus camera. With low resolution and absence of flash, the resulting image is less satisfying especially in an environment with less light. Although it is equipped with HDR features, users certainly cannot expect much with the quality that is produced.
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To record video, camera E is capable of capturing images with a standard 480p resolution at 30 frames per second. Recorded videos are stored in mp4 format with a size of about 9MB for a duration of 9 seconds. Aside from the lack of features, the Motorola Moto E 1st Generation also doesn't have a front camera. So this cellphone will certainly not be suitable for those of you who like to take selfie photos.
Already supported with a maximum speed of 21Mbps 3G connection, E you can use freely to explore cyberspace. Both cards already support 3G networks which can be used interchangeably. Besides 3G, you can also use Wi-Fi. With the Chrome browser you can automatically synchronize with a desktop browser using your Google account.
As mentioned earlier, you must buy separately a USB data cable if you want to connect your phone to a PC. Moto E 1st Generation also doesn't support USB On The Go. Whereas to exchange data wirelessly, you can use Bluetooth 4.0. For navigation, Motorola has equipped E with GPS and GLONASS. You can also make presentations using projectors that already support the Miracast protocol.
To listen to your favorite songs, Motorola Moto E 1st Generation is equipped with the Google Play Music music player without sound effects and equalizer. With the earset included, you can also use it to listen to radio broadcasts. While watching videos, users can do it through the Android Gallery. With a simple interface, the video player cannot display subtitles. Although the Moto E 1st Generation camera can't take videos in full HD resolution, the video player supports video in a variety of popular formats up to full HD maximum resolution.
Motorola managed to outsmart the matte plastic design of Motorola Moto E 1st Generation to appear more impressive by including a back cover accessory from rubber material in its sales package. The selection of bright colors by Motorola is also very appropriate for users from among teenagers. Bringing the KitKat platform, Motorola proved capable of rolling out the fastest software updates thanks to the pure Android it carries. While in terms of hardware, Moto E 1st Generation is actually not special because it only carries a dual core processor. Another weakness that is quite prominent from this phone is the lack of flash lights on the camera and the absence of the front camera. In the market, the Motorola Moto E 1st Generation seems to have to compete with cellphone vendors such as Asus and Xiaomi who first visited the market.
Already supported with a maximum speed of 21Mbps 3G connection, E you can use freely to explore cyberspace. Both cards already support 3G networks which can be used interchangeably. Besides 3G, you can also use Wi-Fi. With the Chrome browser you can automatically synchronize with a desktop browser using your Google account.
As mentioned earlier, you must buy separately a USB data cable if you want to connect your phone to a PC. Moto E 1st Generation also doesn't support USB On The Go. Whereas to exchange data wirelessly, you can use Bluetooth 4.0. For navigation, Motorola has equipped E with GPS and GLONASS. You can also make presentations using projectors that already support the Miracast protocol.
To listen to your favorite songs, Motorola Moto E 1st Generation is equipped with the Google Play Music music player without sound effects and equalizer. With the earset included, you can also use it to listen to radio broadcasts. While watching videos, users can do it through the Android Gallery. With a simple interface, the video player cannot display subtitles. Although the Moto E 1st Generation camera can't take videos in full HD resolution, the video player supports video in a variety of popular formats up to full HD maximum resolution.
Motorola managed to outsmart the matte plastic design of Motorola Moto E 1st Generation to appear more impressive by including a back cover accessory from rubber material in its sales package. The selection of bright colors by Motorola is also very appropriate for users from among teenagers. Bringing the KitKat platform, Motorola proved capable of rolling out the fastest software updates thanks to the pure Android it carries. While in terms of hardware, Moto E 1st Generation is actually not special because it only carries a dual core processor. Another weakness that is quite prominent from this phone is the lack of flash lights on the camera and the absence of the front camera. In the market, the Motorola Moto E 1st Generation seems to have to compete with cellphone vendors such as Asus and Xiaomi who first visited the market.
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