Here’s everything you need to know about the new Moto X

Motorola is launching a new version of its popular low-priced Moto G and two new versions of its Moto X, as it attempts to compete at both the low and high end of the smartphone market. It is continuing its strategy of producing Android devices that undercut the competition, challenging both inexpensive Chinese manufacturers and the premium Samsung and Apple brands. The Moto G launched in 2013 and redefined how good a low-cost smartphone could be. The new, third generation Moto G is less revolutionary and more evolutionary, picking up features but also rising in cost. The new Moto G starts at £159 with 8GB of storage, which is £20-30 more than the original phone and the second generation that launched last year. For that extra money Motorola’s added waterproofing to IP67 standards, something typically found in only high-end devices, and a new improved 13-megapixel camera.