New images of Motorola Moto X front panel leak; device not part of July 10th-11th event

19. Wiki_jaan (Posts: 704; Member since: 24 Jun 2012)

if motorola does this every one ll be like ''poor motorola copied HTC''

16. Doakie (Posts: 2227; Member since: 06 May 2009)

I'm replying to you using my HTC One, right now the Note 2 is taking a rest. The only thing keeping the One in my stable is the HTC Zoe feature. I have three daughters and that feature has given me some of the greatest video collages of them playing at the park or on family trips. But I really thought the dual front facing speakers would be freaking awesome and a can't live without feature. But when I test my Galaxy Note 2 which is a T-Mobile version running the Jedi X ROM which has Beats included the Note 2 with its single rear speaker is louder than the One with its dual setup. I'm pretty disappointed with the Ones volume. But if I didn't have two phones on two lines my only phone that would get me through the day is a Note 2. I can't run with just the One, I burn it's battery down too fast. Even with the Power Saver settings turned on. I'm kinda bent about the battery life honestly.

6. WHoyton1 (Posts: 1635; Member since: 21 Feb 2013)

I find laws more important than free will in the case if you run over a 4 year old child whilst driving and talking on your phone.....

15. Dr.Phil (Posts: 1642; Member since: 14 Feb 2011)

Is the law stopping you from running over a 4 year old child or is it free will and your own conscience that is making that decision? The idea that any law compels you to do something is very naive. You choose to do good or your choose to do evil, laws only make it so that there are consequences as to whether you choose one path over the other (although sometimes people disregard the consequences). In your world, we are all blood thirsty murderers who only stop ourselves from killing each other because the law says it's wrong. Again, it's a very immature way of seeing things.

20. Donforreal (Posts: 45; Member since: 12 Oct 2012)

That was exagerative, and not what he was talking about. There ought to be a law against that lol!

7. imkyle (Posts: 1087; Member since: 18 Nov 2010)

I agree. Timing is really important. I think this should have been released in the spring.

8. Feanor (Posts: 849; Member since: 20 Jun 2012)

I agree. I prefer far more super specs and design rather than software automations. They can prove gimmicky or downright annoying. Particularly if they try to think ahead silly details and get it 70% of the time wrong.

9. TheLolGuy (Posts: 483; Member since: 05 Mar 2013)

This is the problem. Damned if you do, and damned if you don't.

People expect the greatest new features in hardware and software, when it simply doesn't exist, is incompatible, or is out of the consumer price range. Sometimes people will scream for a new mega smartphone just to admire the specs and know it exists, only to not buy it.

So many constraints exist and people (especially comment box dwellers including me) expect 10 years of progress now. It's a sad, sad sight...

21. kozza3 (Posts: 715; Member since: 17 Oct 2012)

hahaha did anyone else... nvm