Motorola held a global event from New York City, London, and Sao Paulo to unveil three new smartphones today: the Moto X Style, Moto X Play, and third-gen Moto G. Each phone builds on the successes of previous iterations, all with improvements on battery life and camera — areas where Motorola has struggled in previous years. Motorola has a chance to make a big splash with these devices; while the company's phones have never sold as well as Samsung's own offerings, they've earned high praise from press and consumers. Maybe 2015 will be the year for Moto.
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