Motorola has released the Moto E and an upgraded Moto G which it hopes will convert Australian feature phone buyers into smartphone owners.
The vendor is pushing the two phones - priced at $179 and $299 respectively - by urging users to say "goodbye to the feature phone forever."
Both phones feature quad-core snapdragon processors, Android 4.4 and 5MP rear facing cameras.
The Moto G also comes with a 1.3 megapixel front-facing camera, a camera flash, and 4G LTE support, while the Moto E lacks these features. The Moto E and G come with a guaranteed update to Android 4.4.2.
The Moto E is being sold by The Good Guys, Allphones and JB Hi-Fi, while the Moto G is available at the Good Guys.
Motorola is yet to announce which carrier will offer the phone.
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