Motorola A925 vs Kyocera Neo E1100

Comparing the Motorola A925 vs Kyocera Neo E1100 across camera to help determine the better smartphone.

Here is the summary of the results:

Rear Camera: Kyocera Neo E1100 offers a higher rear camera resolution with 1.3 MP, while Motorola A925 offers 0.3 MP, making Kyocera Neo E1100 better for rear camera photography.

Motorola A925

(Discontinued)

Kyocera Neo E1100

(Discontinued)

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Summary

Release Date

01 Oct, 2003

01 Jun, 2009

Performance

N/A

Display

N/A	2.2 inches (5.59 cm)
LCD	OLED
320.00x320 pixels px	240x320 px

Rear Camera

0.3 MP

Primary Camera

1.3 MP

Primary Camera

Battery

N/A

790 mAh

Storage

12 MB

N/A

User Feedback

General

Operating System

N/A

Brew

Performance

Chipset

N/A

Display

Display Type

LCD

OLED

Screen Size

N/A	2.2 inches (5.59 cm)

Resolution

320.00x320 pixels px

240x320 px

Pixel Density

N/A

182 ppi

Screen to Body Ratio (calculated)

N/A

32.23 %

Design

Height

148.00 mm

89.5 mm

Width

60.00 mm

52 mm

Thickness

24.00 mm

16.70 mm

Weight

210 grams

90 grams

Form Factor

N/A

Clamshell

Rear Camera

Resolution

0.3 MP
Primary Camera

1.3 MP
Primary Camera

Flash

N/A

Yes

Camera Features

Digital Zoom

Digital Zoom
Smile detection

Battery

Capacity

N/A

790 mAh

Battery Type

N/A

Li-ion

TalkTime

Up to 2(2G)

Up to 4.16(2G)

Storage

Internal Storage

12 MB

N/A

Expandable Storage

Yes Up to 32 GB

Yes

Network & Connectivity

SIM Slot(s)

Single SIM

Network Support

5G Not Supported

Wi-Fi

Bluetooth

Yes v1.1

Yes v2

GPS

N/A

Yes

Multimedia

Music

Yes Music Formats: Yes MP3/MPEG-4 player

Yes Music Formats: No

Sensors

Java

Yes MIDP 1.0

Browser

Yes

Phone Book

N/A

Yes

Other Facilities

N/A

Screen savers Wallpaper Wallpaper shuffle Alarm Clock Calculator Memo pad Predictive text-input software for rapid text entry Scheduler Side volume controls Speed dialing Stopwatch Tip calculator Voice recognition (speaker-independent) World clock Multiple language options Voice-activated dialing Voice memo.