Moto E and Moto G, Spot The Difference

Moto E and Moto G, Spot The Difference
Two of the best low-cost phones in the market are Motorola E and Motorola G. Though they are priced much lower than most of their competitors, they can compete with mobile phones that can cost for about $300. It's difficult to perceive how Motorola managed it.
Trusted Reviews Online has good information on what the differences between the 2 phones are. Apparently, though both of the phones look almost exactly identical, the Moto E that is the slightly smaller phone. The Moto E is 12.3 mm thick while the Moto G is 11.6 mm thick. Their finish is also slightly different. The Moto G has a better finish with it's purely black front that looks quite savvy compared to the Moto E.
As for the storage, well the Moto G wins. It has at least 8 GB of storage while the Moto E only has 4 GB of storage. If you are into 3D gaming, it can become a little annoying. The Moto E however, has a memory card slot, for a larger storage.
IBT also offers insights on the difference between the Moto E and the Moto G's screen, software, CPU and overall performance. As for the screen, the Moto E has a smaller screen with a slightly lower screen resolution as compared to the Moto G. The slightly more expensive Moto G has a 4.5 inch screen at 720 pixels, quite competitive actually.
The software of both phones is good enough for its low price. The Moto G has the Android 4.4 Snapdragon 400, quad core 1.2 GHz while the Moto E has Android 4.4 Snapdragon 200 dual core 1.2 GHz. There is very little difference between the software of the 2 phones. Motorola gave their word to their beloved consumers that they will update to the next major software version of Android. Both of the software used by the Moto E and Moto G are based on the Cortex - A7 architecture. However, the Moto G does have four of the 1.2 GHz cores, while the Moto E only has two of the 1.2 GHz cores. If you will be loading more stuff in your phone, then you will see the difference between the dual core and the quad core's speed.
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