Google-owned Motorola has launched its new android Smartphone, the Moto E, as a follow-up to the hugely popular Moto G . Boasting a 4.3-inch display, the new mid-high-segment ‘budget’ android Smartphone runs on 4.4 KitKat OS and comes at $129 (without carrier contract, see UK and India price below). For starters, the Smartphone is decent on functionality like its popular predecessor Moto G, and is big on storage here. The E boasts of a huge 4GB internal storage, and – if you are a data junkie – a MicroSD bit that can support 32GB expandable memory. In terms of imaging functionality, I would not really advise you to be optimistic. The Moto E’s camera is not so much to celebrate about if you insist on sharp selfies. The device has only a 5-mega pixel rear camera, but that is more than a decent set of megapixels if you compare it to phones like the older Samsung Wave series, for example. The Samsung Wave suffered from nothing more than 2-3 megapixels. That was seriously sad.