Two of the models with the brand new Android 4.4 “Kitkat” are the highlights of this week in comparison. The Nexus 4, made by LG, Moto X Face, one of two children left by Google while he was ahead of Motorola. See who’s better in eight categories in which to place the duel.
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Performance: Moto X
is undeniable that both devices are very good performance in the question. The Moto X, however, takes advantage of coming with a more current and powerful hardware. It comes equipped with a dual-core processor running at 1.7 GHz alongside a core of context-aware computing and the other voice. Added to quad-core Adreno 320 GPU, are eight cores to run Android with flawless fluidity.
Nexus 4, on the other hand, has a slightly lower performance, despite having the same eight total cores considering CPU and GPU – but with a quad-core processor at 1.5 GHz for the Adreno 320 graphics is same.
Both devices come with 2 GB of RAM and 16 GB to save files without slot for memory card, and 4 Nexus still has version with 8 GB. Not considering the Moto X 32GB, which does not officially arrived in Brazil.
Battery: Moto X
This is an item that deserves mention. Although Moto X and Nexus leave the factory with 4 batteries of similar capacity (2,200 mAh and 2,100, respectively), applications such as Motorola’s energy savings make all the difference.
autonomy quietly Moto X exceeds an integer of moderate use, while the Nexus 4 users often have to resort to the outlet or external battery during the daytime. Point to Motorola in this regard.
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Screen: Draw
If you are looking for a quality display, neither will disappoint. Although with different technologies, they both deliver sharp images and pleasing to the eye, with almost equal pixel density, 4.7-inch HD (720p) resolution.
Nexus 4 uses an IPS LCD panel, which tends to reproduce more faithful colors, but with a tendency to wash tones. Moto X already has an AMOLED screen, which consumes less power and displays more saturated colors -. Balancing qualities and defects that put them on par with any requirements of the user
Dimensions: Moto X
Even by little, the Nexus wins Moto X 4 in the question portability. It has smaller height and width as well as being lighter meager 9 g. Moreover, even if the Nexus 4 is a bit thin, 9.1 mm versus 10.4 mm, the Moto X has a curved body that favors the footprint, which leaves you feeling thinner compared to the Nexus, that has bar format.
Design: Nexus 4
Moto X has its charm with curved lines, without too many detours. Really a good gadget to hold. However, it is undeniable that the glass on the back of the Nexus 4 gives another guy for a smartphone with Android.
translucent effect is brilliant and makes the most stylish handset. However, with the glass comes the increased risk of injury from tip. So the Nexus 4 is less resistant than the Moto X, which is reinforced by a well casing that withstands drops of medium height, but definitely more beautiful.
Cameras: Moto X
Moto X and Nexus 4 are excellent smartphones, but not because of their cameras. Compared to the tops of line as Galaxy S4, iPhone 5S and Lumia 1020, its sensors only deliver decent pictures to post on social networks.
However, the Moto X takes advantage by relying on a sensor capable of capturing 10 megapixel images, while the Nexus 4 comes only to 8 megapixels. Moreover, the smart Motorola comes with several extra features in the camera app, like recording in slow motion and fast access with a flick of the wrist.
frontal cameras are like a 1.3 megapixel (Nexus 4) and a 2 megapixel (Moto X). How are meant to video calls, no one should expect a lot from their performance.
Operating System: Moto X
Both devices already have the most current version of Android, the 4.4 “Kitkat”, available since the end of last year the two Brazilian models. With this news, they have benefited from a more optimized memory management, leaving her even better performance.
However, the Moto X comes standard with some extra features included by Motorola that enhance the experience with the system, such as pulsating notifications with the screen off, voice commands in Portuguese (provided by the architecture X8), plus exclusive apps and useful as Assist, Migration and Moto Care.
Price and Availability: Nexus 4
was released almost a year before, the Nexus 4 already has lower prices compared to the Moto X. You can buy a unit of the fourth generation of the Nexus family for about £ 1000, while the Moto X is traded on the Brazilian retail for around £ 1,300.
Conclusion: Moto X
If you are looking for a complete Android smartphone, Nexus 4 as both Moto X are excellent choices. The great advantage compared to its competitors remains the pure experience of the system, the way it was designed (correctly) by Google.
Your decision depends, in fact, what you’re willing to pay. If your pocket can afford another expense to have a more current hardware, with several useful resources in the system, such as speech recognition in Portuguese and a better camera, worth investing in Moto X. However, if your option is to spend less, the Nexus 4 still delivers excellent results in terms of performance, especially with the upgrade to Android 4.4, and has sleeker design, body with coated glass.
We stayed with Moto X by its superiority in several questions, especially on drums, and able to improve the experience provided by pure Android, which is already excellent in the Nexus 4, but that gets a touch more useful with new features in software.
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