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Dual SIM Android smartphones are not only extremely practical, but they are also becoming increasingly more common with each passing year. Users can use two SIM cards to take advantage of more affordable mobile data plans, consolidate personal phone calls with business, or as a way how to stay connected when traveling internationally. But which
I have already addressed a not charging issue with the #Motorola Moto G4 (#MotoG4) so in this post I will tackle a couple of related problems: not turning on and not booting up. First off, I would like to differentiate the not turning on issue with the not booting up. If the phone isn’t turning
A 5.5-inch display would need a larger battery to suffice the needs of services that handle the features especially ones that need the screen. Your #Motorola Moto G4 (#MotoG4), of course, comes packed with a 3000 mAh battery that will keep it powered up for a day or two depending on how you use it
Read and understand why your #Motorola Moto G4 (#MotoG4) can no longer send and receive text messages or #SMS and learn how to troubleshoot it so that it can use the service again without interruptions. Learn how to troubleshoot your phone that can’t send and receive picture messages or MMS, also know what to do
If you are looking to purchase any of the #MotoZ or #MotoG4 phones, good news awaits you. #Motorola has now confirmed that all devices in this lineup will receive the coveted Android Nougat (7.1) update by the end of the year. The company has given a rather vague timeline of Q4 2016, but that’s enough
The #MotoG4Play is now officially available in the U.S. through a multitude of retailers for just $149.99. Amazon, however, is offering a special “Prime exclusive” version of the device for just $99.99. The main caveat here is that the retailer will shower your lock screen with ads or “special offers”, hence justifying the $50 discount.
#Motorola has officially confirmed through its support pages that the Amazon Prime Exclusive #MotoG4 has a permanently locked bootloader. This has come as a surprise to many as Motorola’s new wave of unlocked devices usually come with an unlockable bootloader. It goes without saying that Amazon has enforced this on Motorola in order to keep
Amazon has freshly announced the sale of the #MotoG4 through its online website. The retailer has managed to surprise us a little bit by announcing an Amazon Prime exclusive Moto G4 with “personalized offers”. This is a fancy term for “special offers” which basically knocks off the price of the device, but in return
Motorola’s recently launched mid-rangers, the Moto G4 and the G4 Plus are now up on pre-order in the U.S. The handsets will be officially available starting July 12 from a wide range of retailers in the country. Sellers like Best Buy and B&H Photo are even offering a $50 gift card with the handsets, which
#Lenovo and #Moto have officially taken the wraps off the #MotoG4 and the G4 Plus in India today. The company revealed that only the ‘Plus’ variant would have a fingerprint sensor, while the standard G4 model will stick to regular lock/unlock methods. Jumping right into the hardware side of things, the Moto G4 and the
The #MotoG4 and the G4 Plus have leaked out plenty of times before. According to a new report, the handsets could be revealed on the 17th of May at a dedicated Moto event. It is said that the company has sent out event invites in India for this particular date, so it seems like the handset
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 #MotoG4 and the #MotoG4Plus are expected to be Moto/Lenovo’s upcoming mid-ranged offerings. A leak from last week gave us a sketchy idea about what the major changes might be. Today, that’s being corroborated by a newer leak, showing the fingerprint scanner again, along with the rear panel with the iconic Moto dimple well in
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