Motorola's latest phones have notched displays and run Android One

Motorola has jumped on the notch bandwagon with two new Android One-powered smartphones: the Motorola One and Motorola One Power.

Android One is an unmodified version of Android maintained by Google rather than the device manufacturer. Google promises that all Android One devices will get at least two years of major operating system updates and regular security updates. While both new Motorola phones will launch with Oreo, they will receive an upgrade to Android Pie shortly.

The Motorola One is a fairly standard midrange phone, while the Motorola One Power is slightly larger and faster variant with a massive 5,000mAh battery under the hood. Here's how they compare:

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