The first application is called Active Notifications and it is designed to replicate Motorola's Active Display technology. The app was originally only available for devices running Android 4.3, a software version that is found on only a small number of devices, but it has been updated to support any device running Android 4.1.2 or higher.

There are still some shortcomings, however. Unlike the Moto X, Active Notifications isn't capable of handling multiple notifications.

A one time in-app purchase of $0.99 opens the door to even more features, including the ability to disable notifications at night, set custom brightness levels, and hide notification details. Phones with an AMOLED display such as the Galaxy S4 and Galaxy Nexus will also benefit from minimal battery drain because only a portion of the screen will light up, rather than the entire display.

the second app
Twisty Launcher


An application known as Twisty Launcher will bring the Quick Camera feature to select smartphones running Android 2.3 or higher. The app goes one step further than the Moto X, allowing users to set up gestures to launch more than just the camera. Users can choose from three possible gestures, a chop, a twist, and a flip. The chop gesture is enabled by default, but the other gestures and the ability to launch different apps can be unlocked for $1.

Active Notifications and Twisty Launcher are available now for free in the Google Play store.

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downloaded the apps already, if you were thinking of buying moto x, these apps will give yu everything

no mind dem,frm so many review online the camera is poor,the audio sound is just one deck,meaning if u use one finger to cover d speaker u dnt get a sound(just like d javas),dey now want to sell it for over 500$ i rather get an xperia z dan dis crap.