Moto G Power 2020 Made for US by Motorola

Moto G Power | 3-Day Battery1 | Unlocked | Made for US by Motorola | 4/64GB | 16MP Camera | 2020 | Black

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Brand - Motorola
Color - Black
Connections - Bluetooth, Wi-Fi
Model Name - G Power
Connector type - USB Type C

• Unlocked for the freedom to choose your carrier. Compatible with AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile, and Verizon networks. SIM card not included. Customers may need to contact Sprint for activation on Sprint’s network.
• Up to 3 day battery *. Go up to three days1 on a single charge thanks to a 5000 mAh battery.
• 16 MP triple camera system. Capture ultra-wide angle panoramas, sharper portraits, and super detailed close-up shots.
• Dual Stereo Speakers tuned by Dolby. Enjoy 4x more crystal-clear audio that’s 4x more powerful2 with dual stereo speakers tuned by Dolby.
• Max Vision display. Bring games and movies to life on a vivid 6. 4" Full HD+ display.
• Blazing-fast performance. Feel your phone respond to every touch, tap, and swipe with an octa-core processor and 4 GB of RAM.
• Advanced water-repellent design. Never let spills, splashes, or a little sweat get in the way of using your phone.
• Wi-Fi Hotspot Ready: Moto G Power offers Wi-fi hotspot connectivity in 2. 4 GHz + 5 GHz for the best experience.
• Included Components: User Guides
• Operating System: Android

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Motorola Atrix HD

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This follow-up to the Atrix 2 steps up to a larger, HD display, faster processor, and adds LTE 4G, all in a thinner, lighter package. Other features are similar, including 3-mic noise suppression, Gorilla Glass front, 8-megapixel camera with HD video capture, front camera, memory card slot, and video output via DLNA and HDMI.

Offered By: 

LTE 700 / 1700
WCDMA 850 / 1700 / 1900 / 2100
GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900LTE  (4G)
700  Lower 700 (AT&T) / band 17  USA
1700  AWS / band 4 (IV)  Americas

WCDMA / HSPA+ 21  (3G / 4G)
850  Cellular / band 5 (V)  Americas, Oceania, Brazil, Israel
1700  AWS / band 4 (IV)  Americas
1900  PCS / band 2 (II)  Americas
2100  IMT / band 1 (I)  Europe, Asia, Africa, Oceania, Brazil, India, Israel

GSM  (2G)
850  Cellular  Americas, Oceania, Brazil, Israel
900  Europe, Asia, Africa
1800  DCS  Europe, Asia, Africa
1900  PCS  Americas

5.26" x 2.75" x 0.33"   (133 x 70 x 8.4 mm)Talk: 9 hours max.   (540 minutes)
Standby: 204 hours max.   (8.5 days)
1780 mAh   LiPolymer
non-removableType: LCD (Color TFT/TFD)
Resolution: 720 x 1280 pixels
4.5"   diagonal1.5 GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon
dual-core8 GB internal storage, raw hardware
4.8 GB internal storage, available to user
1 GB RAMAD       more phone info below...

Rating: M3, T3 (mostly tele-coil compatible)Languages Supported: English, Spanish, French, PortugueseSupported Profiles: HSP 1.2, HFP 1.6, OPP, FTP, PBA, DUN, A2DP 1.2, AVRC 1.4, BPP 1.2, HID, PAN, MAP, HTP, HRP
version 4.0Supported Formats: MP3, AAC, AAC+, WAVBrowser Software: Android (WebKit-based)Card Type: microSD (TransFlash)
up to 32 GBProtocols Supported: POP, IMAP, Exchange, GmailNetworks Supported: Google TalkSupported Formats: MP3, AAC, AAC+, WAV

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Motorola Android import ban starts today, few will care

A few months ago Microsoft won its case against Motorola and scored an import ban. The ITC had then decided that the Google-owned company has violated a Microsoft-owned ActiveSync patent and ruled that starting today Motorola will no longer be allowed to import the infringing device.

As you might have noticed Motorola isn't too worried about it and hasn?t really tried hard to find a workaround or achieve an agreement with Microsoft and prevent the decision from coming into effect. The ban only applies to importing the devices in question and not actually selling them to customers, so Moto was probably able to bring enough units into the country by yesterday.

ITC ruled that 33 cents need to be paid for the import of every infringing unit in this review period, but it was probably worth it. If Motorola had chosen to sign a deal with Microsoft instead and license the patents, it would have probably ended up paying several dollars per device.

The ban applies to the following smartphones and tablets: Atrix, Backflip, Bravo, Charm, Cliq, Cliq 2, Cliq XT, Defy, Devour, Droid 2, Droid 2 Global, Droid Pro, Droid X, Droid X2, Flipout, Flipside, Spice, and Xoom. As you can see none of these are exactly holding the key to Motorola's market success in the upcoming quarters and the company could probably easily get by without their sales altogether.

So Motorola might have emerged unscratched from this legal battle, but Microsoft is getting ready for another round. The software giant claims that there are other Motorola devices that infringe on its patents, but weren't mentioned in the ITC ruling so we might see a new lawsuit involving those two in the near future.

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