The Moto Z is a mere 5.2 mm thick. Photo: Motorola
You?re in a haze of parental exhaustion when you drop your smartphone and?smash?the screen is a spider-web of fissures that?s kinda, sorta possible-ish to see through if you squint just right. Wouldn?t it be great if that never happened again" The Moto Z Force promises to make that dream come true with its shatterproof screen.
In addition to that kid- and tired-mama-proof screen, the Moto Z Force (an Android device) has a 21-megapixel camera and up to 40 hours of battery life per charge, plus you can get another 15 hours of charge if you plug it in for just 15 minutes. The not-so-great news: The Moto Z Force will only be available in the US (yeah, we?re crying inside, too). But the Moto Z, a lighter, thinner version of the Force will be available in Canada in the fall. At just 5.2 mm thick, the Moto Z has the same durable body as the Force, made from military aircraft-grade aluminum and stainless steel. The Moto Z comes with 32GB internal storage, plus you can add more with a microSD card. The battery life is impressive, with up to 30 hours of usage per charge, and if you do run out of juice but don?t have time to fully charge it, you can plug the phone in for just 15 minutes with TurboPower to get up to eight more hours of life. The Moto Z also has a 13-megapixel camera with optical image stabilization and laser autofocus, so even little ones can snap sharp photos. And the front-facing 5-megapixel came...