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This Upcoming Moto Mod Will Charge Your Moto Z Wirelessly by Not Connecting it to Phone



There is no fact denying that Motorola is betting big on the future of Moto Mods and the recently concluded Bangalore event is a proof for that. As of now, there are various Moto Mods to play music, capture images, project a picture, etc. 

But now, Mike Paukert, one of Motorola's 'Transform the Smartphone Challenge' developer is on a mission to do something unique. Yes, he is designing a mod that will charge the device wirelessly and doesn't add the bulky feel to the phone. This mod will be heavily useful for the users of Moto Z as it has a very smaller battery and thin body. 



The developer has already built a prototype of the mod which adds the Qi wireless charging tech to the device. That said, this mod will send the power to the device with the help of the USB cable and not the magnetic ports at the back, which is currently being used by other Moto Mods. 

Currently, the developer is working on getting funds from various sources to develop the product and he is expected to ship it by the end of this year or maybe by November 2017.

February’s Factory Images and OTA files are now Available for Nexus and Pixel Devices

February’s factory Images and OTA files are now Available for Nexus and Pixel Devices


Google's February 2017 Security patches and updates are now available for Supported Nexus Smartphones and Pixel Devices.


The new build no. are as follows-


Pixel and Pixel XL (NOF26V, NOF26V), 
Pixel C (N4F26O), 
Nexus 6P (N4F26O), 
Nexus 5X (N4F26O), 
Nexus 6 (N6F26R),
Nexus Player (NMF26X), 
and Nexus 9 (N4F26Q).






You can download the factory images and OTA files from the below link-


Factory Images | OTA Files



Nexus 6P is now getting February security patch update

Nexus 6P is now getting February security patch update


Google has now started rolling out latest Android Security patch i.e. February security patch for the Nexus 6P. The update costs 39MB and carries the build number of N4F26O.

As listed earlier by Telus, Google Pixel, Pixel XL and Nexus 6P were scheduled to get February security patch today. The update is now rolling out for the Nexus 6P globally and will be soon available for the Pixel and Pixel XL.



Let us know in comments below, have you received the latest February security patch on your Nexus 6P?

Via: GSMArena


Digital Recorder: Sound Recorder Moto Mod



Digital Recorder: Moto Mod
TypeDigital Sound Recorder Moto Mod
ManufacturerCYE
Compatible phonesThe Moto Z Family of phones
FeaturesSound Recording, Stereo Microphone and Headphone Jack
Body
Dimensions2.13" x 5.14" x 0.5"
Weight-
ColorsWhite
MaterialSoft Touch
Battery and Storage
Size-
Storage4GB
Package Contains
Moto ModDigital Recorder
Status
Announced-
Price
$129-$16000Find it Here


Mico: A Modular Solar Battery Moto Mod



Mico: Moto Mod
TypeSolar Battery Moto Mod
ManufacturerModularis Systems
Compatible phonesThe Moto Z Family of phones
FeaturesIntegrated Solar Panel, USB C Input
Body
Dimensions152.7 x 73.5 x 7mm
Weight80 g
ColorsGrey
MaterialSoft Touch
Battery and Power
Size: Mico2200mAh
Size: Snap-Panels1000mAh
Package Contains
Moto ModMico
Snap-PanelsSolar Snap-Panel
CableUSB C to USB C
OtherVelcro Straps
Status
AnnouncedFebruary, 2017
Price
$35-$250Grab it Here

February security patch coming to Google Pixel and Nexus 6P on February 6

February security patch coming to Google Pixel and Nexus 6P on February 6


Telus, Canada's mobile operator has updated its software update schedule list revealing the February security patch update Release Date.




As listed, February security patch for Pixel, Pixel XL and Nexus 6P will begin rolling out from February 6. There's no information regarding the release date of this month's security patch for the Nexus 5X, However, it is likely to get the new update along with above mentioned devices.

Last week, Google announced Android 7.1.2 Nougat Beta for the Pixel and Nexus devices. So, those who are running Android 7.1.2 Beta will not be able to receive February security patch update via OTA.


Source: Telus | Via: Phonearena