2. The new Moto X in wood. This one’s my personal favorite. Having a real-wood back makes for an elegant, unique, and just plain cool-looking phone.

At the end of last year's Moto X review, we concluded that it wasn't a perfect phone.Still, we wanted to see where Motorola would be in a year, and, about 13 months later, it's safe to say it's ...

If you’ve stuck with the Moto X since its beginnings in 2013 like I have, the first thing you’ll notice right off the bat how much bigger the box of the latest iteration is. Obviously, the ...

Last year's Moto X was a modest phone. At the time, the then-Google-owned Motorola had created a new image for its handsets—moving on, once again, from its Razr devices—presenting us with a ...

The new Moto X 16GB model will be available for $99 on contract; $499 with no-contract. The 32GB model should be $50 more. If you want a leather or wood back, then there will be a $25 premium.

The new Moto X (2014) addresses all that, and you notice the improvements as soon as you pick it up. It's bigger, thanks to a larger 5.2-inch screen compared to the old 4.7-inch panel, ...