"Google has no plans yet to release the handset in Europe"

Marcos Marado - 2013-08-02T11:30:45+0100 - Updated: 2013-08-02T11:30:45+0100

Originally shared by Brian UsseryFirst Google Motorola "Moto X" ads are up! Here is "Moto X Always Ready" & Moto X camera add is at http://goo.gl/a0uS98

Moto X lets you create reminders, set alarms and more without ever touching your phone.

Pedro Simões - 2013-08-02T12:48:05+0100 - Updated: 2013-08-02T12:50:05+0100

sucks anyway... with all the con's
- Sealed Batteries!
- No SD card!
- No stock android!
no need for the X or any of the new motorola droids

Rui Seabra - 2013-08-02T12:58:44+0100

Sealed batteries are scary, you can't really be sure you turned it off...

Marcos Marado - 2013-08-02T13:15:37+0100

If you're going into paranoia mode: removing your battery isn't a guarantee either …

Pedro Simões - 2013-08-04T01:21:19+0100

my point with sealed bateries is more how do you force a reboot when u need it ( just in the strange case u messed up and had bugs in your devel app which locked the device rendering it a brick while it has battery).

Rui Seabra - 2013-08-04T01:26:59+0100

Press and hold power?

Pedro Simões - 2013-08-04T13:58:03+0100

on verizon site about droid x; ya not the new moto x: Note Press and hold the Power button then select Power off.
Note If the device isn't responding to input, remove/replace the battery.
if they kept using the same type of interrupt it will be the same

Marcos Marado - 2013-08-05T00:31:49+0100

On the sealed battery devices I've played around, a very long press cuts the power from the battery, so the device forcedly and definitively shuts down. I am not sure that if that's standard, nor if it's how the new Motorola works.