Motorola Moto X 
Motorola has announced that its flagship Moto X smartphone is heading for Europe. Moto X will arrive in France, Britain and Germany with the start of February, according to the Google-owned firm.
"At Motorola our roots are deep in mobile hardware -- we invented mobile communications," Motorola Mobility UK general manager Andrew Morley said in a statement.
"Now, as a Google company, we've become the kind of company that can build a 4G smartphone like Moto X," he continued. "It fuses our history of mobile innovation with the best of Google mobile services."
Prices in Britain will range from 25 pounds ($41) per month on contract to 380 pounds total without a SIM card, according to Motorola.
The price will be 429 euros ($586) in France. Moto X launched in the United States last year. A low-cost version of the smartphone, the Moto G, is already sold internationally.
Both Motorola smartphones are powered by Google's Android software. Motorola is pushing all the buttons to regain prominence in the smartphone market, including aggressive pricing, according to chief executive Dennis Woodside.
Woodside, in an interview with AFP last week on the sidelines of the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, said the Google-owned unit is seeking to gain ground against rivals including Apple and Google.
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