I think his point was that it should've been a "Google Edition" phone to begin with, and I agree. Every Motorola phone should be a "Nexus" phone (from low-end to high-end).
But this phone still feels 90 percent Motorola, rather than 90 percent Google. Hopefully by next year they'll learn from all the criticism they're getting right now, and make a true Google phone.
The Nexus 7 seems like a much better product/value than Moto X, and that felt very much like a "Google device".
Google has acquired quite a few properties that haven't well integrated into their ecosystem. I still am baffled youtube doesn't use Google+ comments or +1 ratings.
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Evidently there will be a Google Edition of the Moto X as well: http://www.theverge.com/2013/8/1/4579278/google-play-edition...
I think his point was that it should've been a "Google Edition" phone to begin with, and I agree. Every Motorola phone should be a "Nexus" phone (from low-end to high-end).
But this phone still feels 90 percent Motorola, rather than 90 percent Google. Hopefully by next year they'll learn from all the criticism they're getting right now, and make a true Google phone.
The Nexus 7 seems like a much better product/value than Moto X, and that felt very much like a "Google device".
Google has acquired quite a few properties that haven't well integrated into their ecosystem. I still am baffled youtube doesn't use Google+ comments or +1 ratings.