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Third-Gen Moto G: 3 reasons why you don’t need to upgrade

Third-Gen Moto G: 3 reasons why you don’t need to upgrade

Posted on June 24, 2015August 11, 2019 By Jarvis

As Motorola’s third-generation Moto G begins to show itself in leaked photographs, we take another look at the original. Why upgrade to a newer model when the original is still running strong? We’ll tell you why – there’s no real good reason to upgrade at all. Motorola made a device that’s so compelling all the way back in December of 2013 that people are still using it. They had a rather strong piece of hardware on their hands, then they updated its software – multiple times. What’s left to do?
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