Moto E3 Launched In UK - India Is On The Waiting List

For the past three years we have noticed the sudden surge of Motorola smartphones with a new avatar and a trending tag Moto (some letter eg. E, G). Although rejuvenated to meet the need of the current generation, many users criticized the phone for its poor usability and multiple restarting failures that almost cornered their market. However given the brand value, Motorola has reportedly improved their system software and as a token of their success they have launched 3rd generation Moto E version in exclusive partnership with Flipkart in the UK.

With the accidental announcement of Moto G 3rd generation, the speculation of Moto E3 started to get a hype until recently, when Motorola family unleashed their new product boarding on India’s largest online shopping portal. As said, the new phone promised to fix the old glitches of Moto E 2nd generation which was the cheapest but full of faults. Keeping reference to the specifications described in Flipkart site, the phone sports a decent 5 inch HD screen coupled with a resolution of 720x1280 pixel IPS display technology.

The release information has not yet confirmed the embedded RAM and ROM size but gives a hint that the phablet features a quad core processor with no specific chipset information. Also according to the exclusive Flipkart coverage the phone will boast of a microSD internal storage extension choice along with a dual SIM slot. Still motoe3 site has managed to predict the native storage device to be a 16 GB device along with 32 GB external support.


Talking about its camera, Moto E 3 boasts of a decent 8 MP rear camera clubbed with a LED flash and covered with another 5 MP front one. Stuffed with a 2800mAh battery, the phone matches standard connectivity features including Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and GPS. Available at GBP 99 (approx. 8800 Rs) the phone is a mid-range gadget designed for regular usage. The company has not yet revealed any information related to the phone’s launch in India.

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