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Moto X's Moto Maker unmasked (pictures)

Make your Moto

After you enter your security code and log on to the Moto Maker site, you can begin the custom build process. Read full review
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The sexiest options are on back

Most of the color options for the Moto X live on the back plate. Unfortunately you can only select textures and patterns for the neutral color choices. Read full review
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Add your accents

There are seven accent hues to choose from, which appear on the Moto X's side buttons and main camera lens. Read full review
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Up the memory

You can add an additional 16GB of internal storage to the Moto X's standard allotment of 16GB. Read full review
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Your very own splash screen

Can't get into the standard phone splash screen? Perhaps making a personal one tailored to you is what you seek. Read full review
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Wallpapers that play it safe

Sadly the selection of wallpapers Moto Maker offers are not too exciting. You'll probably just want to find your own elsewhere. Read full review
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Link to Google from the factory

If you so desire, you can have Motorola prelink your Moto X to your Google account from the factory. Read full review
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Extras for the taking

Accessories for the Moto X include wall chargers (available in white or black), along with headphones, speakers, and cases. Read full review
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Confirm your creation

Once you've tweaked your future Moto X to your heart's content, see that everything looks copacetic. Read full review
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Some add-ons cost more

Premium add-ons such as headphones, speakers, and cases cost extra. The same goes for Motorola's extended warranties. Read full review
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Protect your masterpiece

Back up your personal Moto X with the Motocare extended warranty. It covers accidental damage for two years but costs an extra $85. Read full review
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