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Moto Z3 specs: 5G and Android familiarity

Moto Z3 specs: 5G and Android familiarity

Posted on August 3, 2018July 26, 2019 By Jarvis

There’s a new Android smartphone on the block, and as always our attention turns to the Motorola Moto Z3 specifications to see how it holds up at this point in 2018. Announced today as the first 5G-upgradable smartphone – courtesy of a 5G Moto Mod, rather than the onboard radio – the Moto Z3 straddles a tricky line between the cutting-edge and the familiar.

Indeed, those who have been watching the Android segment for a while, and Motorola specifically, may find they recognize a lot about this particular smartphone. While the 5G connectivity may be the headline feature, the rest of the specs aren’t nearly as impressive.
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