Over recent years, Motorola has been best known for its affordable devices. Often offering excellent value for money – check out the best cheap phones – the real appeal of a Motorola phone has been the software, which is as close to stock Google Android as you'll get.
Indeed, I've previously referred to Moto phones as a cheap Pixel alternative. That situation is now changing, as Motorola looks to own more of the experience, introducing a range of artificial intelligence (AI) features that go beyond Google's Gemini, while also increasing the push to get users to install more bloatware apps.
