One of the coolest features for the Moto X is Motorola's Moto Maker system, a website that allows buyers to customize the color of the front, back, and accents for the phone. At launch it will only be available for the AT&T model, but Motorola is planning to expand availability to other carriers later in the year. Check out the video for the system below.

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Verizon has already confirmed that they're getting access to Moto Maker, via a tweet from the official Verizon News account.

Moto X. Black & White. Verizon Wireless. Coming Soon. Moto Maker coming later this year #MeetMotoX #4G LTE pic.twitter.com/E0FLSsfec8

— Verizon Wireless (@VZWnews) August 1, 2013

Motorola has already stated that they plan to offer black and white face colors and 16 rear/accent colors, plus more colors and exotic wood backs later in the year. What I really want to know is whether or not Verizon and other carriers will have access to the 32GB model that AT&T is getting ($249 on contract, if you're curious). The 16GB starting storage for the Moto X isn't going to cut the mustard for a lot of users, especially since it won't come with a MicroSD card slot.

The Moto X will be available in North America in late August or early September for $199 on contract. A Google Play Edition will follow at some point.