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New Moto E Gets A Larger Screen, LTE Connectivity

New Moto E Coming Soon To India, Priced at Rs 6,999
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With a week to go before Mobile World Congress opens in Barcelona, Spain, Motorola has updated its entry-level Android smartphone, the Moto E with a larger screen, LTE connectivity, and dual cameras.

Aimed at first-time smartphone buyers who can't afford to spend hundreds of dollars, Motorola said that it believes access to the mobile internet should be a choice, not a privilege on the blog announcing the launch of the Moto E.

Launched in the US at $150, the new Moto E sports many improvements over its predecessor - it gets a larger 4.5-inch qHD display, 8 GB of storage and a larger 2390 mAh battery. The camera now has auto-focus and 720p video recording capabilities, in addition to a secondary VGA camera.

The Moto E runs Android Lollipop, and can be customised with interchangeable bands and grip shells. The Moto E is expected to launch in 50 countries starting today.

Update: Motorola India's Twitter handle confirms that the Moto E will be priced at Rs6,999 and will retail exclusively through Flipkart.

Introducing the new #MotoE at Rs. 6999. Coming soon exclusively on @Flipkart. #ChooseToStart http://t.co/wEsCByubKRpic.twitter.com/W5LiKHDYFV

— Motorola India (@MotorolaIndia) February 26, 2015

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