The Motorola Moto E 2nd Gen, also known as the Moto E 2015, is a mid-range smartphone made to take on the lower end of the market with a build quality and specifications that look and feel like a ...

The second edition of the Motorola Moto E has been released this week in a prepaid sort of fashion. Like the original, this device is made for the budget-seeking crowd, with low-end specifications ...

The first Moto E pretty much redefined the budget smartphone market. Can its successor do the same with some beefed-up specs? Here's our Moto E 2015 Review ...

It looks like Moto E (2nd Gen) 4G LTE owners are in for a treat today, as Motorola appears to be pushing out an update to Android 5.1. The update is arriving on phones as build 23.11.15, which is ...

Hands-On: Motorola Moto E, 2nd Gen. Feb 25, 2015, 1:09 PM by Eric M. Zeman Motorola's new Moto E handset improves specs across the board, including the screen, processor, and storage.

One of the most popular budget Android smartphones released last year was the Moto E and now Motorola is at it again with a refresh that brings to the table 4G, a bump up to 8GB of internal ...

Motorola unveiled the all new Moto E for 2015 yesterday, which provides a bigger display, a quad-core processor, and LTE. At a cost of $149, it's hard to imagine how Motorola is doing it.

The normally cheap Moto E (2nd gen.) is available at an even lower price in India.

A new listing on Best Buy seemingly reveals the new Moto E (2nd gen), despite the fact that Motorola has yet to announce the phone's existence.

Of the original Moto E's missing features, LTE was perhaps highest on the wish-list (well, maybe behind a front-facing camera) for the super-budget handset. The second generation Moto E ...

The Android 5.1 Lollipop update for the second generation Moto E has been released as an over the air update and it is around 250MB in size.

Hands-On: Motorola Moto E, 2nd Gen. Feb 25, 2015, 1:09 PM by Eric M. Zeman Motorola's new Moto E handset improves specs across the board, including the screen, processor, and storage.