Droid MAXX, Moto X, LG G2, Battery Life, and More! - Android Authority Q&A

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This week we answer questions regarding battery life, the Moto X, the LG G2, the Sony Honami, and more! It's Android Authority Q&A!

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Audiology asks: Hi Kris. Which phone released in 2013 has the best battery life? Thank you and have a nice day :)

A:

The newly announced Droid MAXX. With a 3500mAh battery packed in, it should last longer than even a number of tablets. Motorola claims that the MAXX can go for 48 hours.

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Ricardo asks: Hi, do you think the Sony Honami could be the best phone released this year?

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If the Honami phone, or the i1, is a smaller, maybe 5 inch screen device with those same killer specs as the Xperia Z Ultra, we could have an amazing smartphone on our hands. The original Xperia Z was a great entry by Sony, so I do think the Honami phone will sit among the best.

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Randall Williams asks: When the Moto X and LG G2 hit the market which company will carry those phones?

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When it comes to the Moto X, we can pretty safely expect it to be on GSM carriers. After all, many of the leaks we've seen use an AT&T branded phone. AT&T does have a knack for getting the high end devices. When it comes to the LG G2, the next flagship by LG should be getting the same treatment as the original Optimus G. Again, AT&T will likely get it but T-Mobile could receive their own version. The Optimus G did make it to Sprint, so perhaps the same will go for a G2 variant.

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Francisco Rocha asks: Hello Kris! I am a 16 year old teenager and I am a huge tech fan. Since I can't afford the best smartphones in the market, what mid range device do you recommend? Thank you and keep with the good work.

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Without knowing where you're coming from, I'll use US carriers phones as a measure. These are all phones that are $100 or less on contracts. I would actua