By Rich W Woods

Yesterday, I published a comparison between the Nokia Lumia 635 and the Microsoft Lumia 640, proving that the Microsoft Lumia 640 is a massive upgrade from the Nokia Lumia 635. It even changed my position on the 6xx series of Lumias from good low end phones to decent mid-range phones.

The same thing goes for the second generation Moto E. The second generation, is, like the Microsoft Lumia 640, a massive upgrade from its predecessor. The key difference here is that the Moto E made its main improvements in the processor and the Lumia 640 made its improvements everywhere else, although I should say that they both improved battery.

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By Rich W Woods

Last week, I received the new Moto E from Motorola. If you watched the unboxing video, I had a hard time figuring out what the Windows Phone competitor to the device would be. After all, the Moto E is a low end phone but it uses a mid-range 64 bit processor. I decided I’m going to start with the Microsoft Lumia 535 and we’ll go from there.

The Microsoft Lumia 535 uses a quad core Snapdragon 200 processor, as does the Moto E in the 3G model; however, I’m using the LTE model of the Moto E, which uses a Snapdragon 410. While the Moto E has LTE and a better processor, the Lumia 535 has a flash on the 5 MP rear camera and while the Moto E has a 0.3 front camera, the Lumia 535 has a 5 MP front camera.

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