Motorola Moto G (2nd Gen) and Moto X (2nd Gen) get a temporary price cut in India
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Moto G (2nd Gen.) available in India for Rs 12,999
Motorola Moto G (2nd Gen) 16gb Price in India (15, January, 2023), Full Specs, Reviews, Comparison.
Moto G (2nd Gen) getting first software update in India – AndroidOS.in
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Motorola Moto G2 units imported to India, likely to launch on September 5
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Moto G2 Bookings Open Friday, Priced at Rs 12,999
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New Motorola Moto G 2nd Generation with 5 inch HD screen announced at $179.99
Motorola Moto G Review - IGN
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