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Motorola and Nokia’s new phones make $350 look like $1,000
What matters more: how a phone looks or how it performs? “How it performs” might be the obvious answer, but how a phone looks — its design, screen, and ergonomics — vastly affects how it feels to use. If you have to make a trade-off, sometimes performance is the right choice. That’s the story behind two of this season’s most promising new phones, the Nokia 7.1 and the Motorola One. Both phones look a lot like new iPhones, with tall screens, dual cameras, and notches on top. But they come with one critical difference: they sell for half the price — $349 for the Nokia 7.1 and $399 for the Motorola One.
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I don't mind saying, I've just about heard enough of new phones. However, having intensively researched this subject the conclusion I've come to is that Motorolas cheapy phones are the best pure Android phones on the market only recently (potentially) superceded by Nokia, and mainly due to Motorola phones only updating to the next itteration Android whereas Nokia promises to update its phones infinitely. That being said, the word on the street is that Androids potential has almost reached its peak and any further updates will be handset specific and not software advancements.