Image source   Opinion: Mondozai The Moto E is primarily aimed at markets like India, where even an extra 10 dollars MSRP can make or break a purchase.

LTE in such markets make no sense. Most of them don't even have LTE except for in a few token spots in the largest cities if even

  Image source   Opinion: Anonymous Finally, a 41 Megapixel camera with a competent OS.

Nokia 808 was the last great shooter, and it's going on 3 years old with an antiquated software stack.

Lumia 1020 was a nice try, but the OS limited hardware processing and images had to be

  Image source   Opinion: Vratrm I bought one in the second month they came out. Immediately installed Ubuntu (not Crouton, which I hated) on in, and use it for everything including software development. At the time, getting all the hardware to work was a bit of a chore, but it works pretty much

  Image source   Opinion: Bernoulli Not trolling, but on BlackBerry devices you can play YouTube straight up from the background while doing something completely different on your screen, in case you needed the full screen to type or edit a document, send email etc, no need to minimize an app and

  Image source   Opinion: CameraS31 Am I the only one that thinks this looks very bulky and dated. Why are they trying to make it look like a Seiko from the 1990's. The Moto 360 got it right in terms of design direction. These don't have to look exactly like actual watches. They should be modern