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Bigger doesn’t necessarily equal better. You may find it hard to score a half-decent small Android handheld these days, but despite the undeniable mainstream rise of phablets, there’s still demand for devices you can easily slide in and out of your standard-issue trouser pocket. A compact form factor, proper one-hand maneuverability, and practical design will
Not everyone can afford the newest, hottest, speediest gadgets on offer today. Especially when manufacturers put so much pressure on the everyday consumer to upgrade yearly, sometimes even more than once within 12 months. We say it’s okay to own yesteryear’s Android flagships, and going refurbished is often a wise choice if you can’t or
Very rarely mentioned in the same breath as zippy 64-bit processors, Quad HD screens, OIS cameras, or massive batteries with fast charging capabilities when it comes to top selling points of today’s best and brightest Android smartphones. Dual-SIM support remains an extremely convenient feature to have for several classes of mobile users. Business people often
Moto G is one of the most successful phones from Motorola. It’s a really good phone but it’s not free of problems. that’s why we dedicated some of our time writing this Moto G Problems and Solutions series. In this post, at least ten common problems were addressed but we know hundreds, if not thousands,
The 3rd gen #MotoG can now be yours for just $69.99 on eBay. The smartphone is available for a very reasonable price here, especially considering the hardware it’s packing on board. The Moto G is a pretty decent flagship and was released in mid-2015, so it’s not exactly an old device. The handset offered here
The 3rd gen #MotoG is now available via eBay for just $144.99. This mid-2015 budget ranged recently saw a successor, but is still a very capable handset given the price tag. The handset is available via Best Buy’s official eBay store, so you’re getting the device from a legit source. Unfortunately, the handset is only available in
The 2015 #MotoG can now be grabbed for just $99.99 thanks to a very attractive deal running over at eBay. This is a $50 discount on the original listing price, making this an exciting proposition for prospective buyers. The 2015 Moto G comes with water resistance along with a bunch of other hardware attributes that
With the #MotoG4Plus already making the rounds, we believed that it was only a matter of time before the handset was unveiled by the company. Well, #Lenovo, the parent company of #Moto, has now hinted that the device is not far away from a release. Speaking at the launch event of a new Lenovo handset,
The 2015 #MotoG was fairly impressive as it combined an impressive hardware specs sheet with a decent price tag. We’re now getting word about the 2016 version of the smartphone, courtesy of renowned leakster @evleaks a.k.a. Evan Blass. He has posted an image on Twitter, which seemingly shows the bottom front portion of the smartphone, featuring
Amazon’s Deal of the Day promotion is featuring the 3rd gen #MotoG today. The 8GB model of the handset is available for just $149. If that’s not enough storage for you, the retailer is offering an 8GB microSD card bundle for $158.99. The smartphone is one of the best mid-rangers going around and this $30 price reduction
The 2014 #MotoG recently started getting the #Android 6.0 #Marshmallow update in global markets. It now seems like American customers are also getting the update, well at least according to a bunch of users. #Motorola is yet to give any official word as of now, but it seems like users aren’t far away from getting Marshmallow, regardless
The 3rd gen #MotoG can now be purchased for just $199, thanks to Motorola’s official discount. You can get the handset with a 32GB Transcend memory card for just $219, which is also a very good deal and gives you an additional 32 gigs on top of the 16GB that comes onboard the 3rd gen Moto G.
The 2014 #MotoG is now getting the #Android 6.0 #Marshmallow update according to multiple reports coming out of India. Considering that the region is one of Motorola’s biggest markets for midrange handsets, it’s understandable as to why it is among the first to get the coveted update. Customers in Brazil are expected to be the next
The 2nd gen #MotoG or the 2014 Moto G might have become obsolete with the arrival of the 2015 Moto G. However, for the right price, the smartphone is still an excellent purchase. The device can now be snatched up from Amazon for just $99.99 thanks to a new deal. The variant being offered here
The #MotoG and the #MotoE are quite popular in developing regions, with the former being the highest selling device from #Motorola. But now with the company under #Lenovo, there are some changes to be expected. One such change as mentioned by a company executive Chen Xudong was that all 2016 Moto handsets will feature a fingerprint scanner. But
Earlier today, we heard that #Lenovo will be axing the #MotoE and #MotoG lineup this year. However, a new statement from #Motorola has shed some light on the matter and we’re happy to report that it’s all good news. In a statement to The Verge, Motorola said – “Although we are simplifying the combined Motorola and [Lenovo]
Update: Motorola has issued a short statement on the matter. You can check that out in its entirety here. Along with mentioning that the upcoming range of #Moto phones will have fingerprint scanners, #Lenovo has also confirmed the axing of the #MotoE and the #MotoG lineup to a popular online site. This means that we won’t get to
The 2015 #MotoG is one of the best feature rich budget phones to have come out of a big OEM in recent memory. A new revelation has found that the company has already started rolling out the Android 6.0 Marshmallow update to the smartphone, which goes to show that #Motorola isn’t shying away from updating
The beauty of Android-based hardware variety and manufacturer competition lies mainly in the numerous price points currently covered by phones, tablets and even wearables that can be described as respectable at the very least. Sure, the absolute best handhelds of today will still set you back north of $600, $700, sometimes $800 free of carrier
Who doesn’t like Android? Based on recent market research, a very small fraction of the mobile tech-consuming world, with Google’s trendy OS hiking to an all-time record-high sales share of nearly 85 percent in Q3 2015. Basically, there’s only a 15 percent chance you’ll make a bad impression with an Android-powered Christmas gift this year,