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These numbers are in-line with our personal experiences, too, as we regular notice a little lag on our long-term test Moto G handset when scrolling and zooming on complex web pages. The Nexus 5 is approximately twice as fast as the Moto G in the Sunspider browser test, its score of 707ms soundly thrashing the 1,442ms posted by the Moto G. When it comes to benchmarking, these specs equate to a resounding win for the Nexus 5. The Moto G on the other hand has a Qualcomm MSM8226 Snapdragon 400 chipset with a quad-core 1.2GHz Cortex A7 CPU.

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On board Google’s flagship Android smartphone is a Qualcomm MSM8974 Snapdragon 800 chipset, with a quad-core 2.3 GHz Krait CPU powering proceedings. The processor comparison here is a pretty open and shut affair, as the Nexus 5’s is a different class entirely.

We actually rather like the Moto Assist software, but in reality, you shouldn’t give this feature any significant weight when it comes to choosing between the Nexus 5 and the Moto G. This feature lets you transfer all your previous smartphone’s contacts, messages and media to your new Moto G by downloading an app from the Play Store and syncing the data over Wi-Fi, or by granting Motorola access to iCloud if you’re transferring from an iPhone.

Or learning when you’re sleeping and only letting important calls wake you up, rather than allowing every email or Facebook alert to blast through.Īnother useful feature we found with the Moto G was Motorola Migrate. It does so in subtle ways such as learning when your meetings are, and then automatically turning off notifications during important event such as meetings. Moto Assist is the first of the bunch, and the idea behind this app is to make your Moto G work seamlessly with your day-to-day life. The only difference here is the handful of extra apps that can be found on the Moto G.

With Motorola being a Google owned company at the time of releasing the Moto G, and the Nexus 5 taking pride of place as the flagship Android smartphone, it’s hardly surprising that these smartphones come with stock, uncustomised versions of Google Android 4.4 installed.

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