As rumored earlier, Lenovo is ditching its own brand for all future handsets. Instead, it will be using "Moto" as its only brand for future. The reports also says that the Company is replacing Xudong Chen as co-president and SVP of Lenovo’s Mobile Business Group in China, with Gina Qiao, formerly SVP of human resources.
And it would also mean we won't see "Vibe" or "Phab" phones in the future. Everything might turn into Moto G, E, Z and so on.
Via:- Campaignasia
OnePlus is all set to announce a new Smartphone on November 15, As rumored earlier, the OnePlus 3T is probably going to be a new addition to the OnePlus family.
Yesterday, Qualcomm told us that next OnePlus Smartphone will be powered by Snapdragon 821 and now OnePlus has officially started teasing out the upcoming OnePlus 3T.
OnePlus is probably referring to "OnePlus 3T" by saying "T-7".
Talking about the other specs, the Device is believed to feature 16MP Sony IMX398 sensor. In comparison to the OnePlus 3, the OnePlus 3T variant will be powered with Snapdragon 821 clocked at 2.35GHz and paired with 6GB of LPDDR4 RAM, 64GB or 128GB of on-board storage, a fingerprint reader on the front and 8MP selfie camera.
Cyanogen Team has finally started developing Cyanogenmod 14.1, based on latest Android 7.1 for supported Android Devices. The first nightly builds of CM14.1 will be start rolling out today for few supported Smartphones.
Here's a list of the Android devices that will be able to download the Official CyanogenMod 14.1-
Your Smartphone's bootloader must be unlocked and should be having a custom recovery Installed (TWRP/CWM) in order to Install the latest Cyanogenmod nightly on your Device.
We will update the article, once download links are available!
Lenovo has officially announced the Motorola Moto M in an event at Guangzhou, China. The Device will go on sale from November 10th in China. The Moto M (M for all-metal) features a Splash-Proof 5.5 inch full HD display and weights 163g. With rear fingerprint sensor, the device is powered with MediaTek Helio P15 Octa-core CPU clocked at 2.2GHz. It has 4GB RAM and 32GB Storage which can be expanded upto 128GB through Micro-SD Card.
Talking about the Camera, the Moto M has a 16MP rear camera with PDAF and dual-led flash, at the front there's a 8MP selfie shooter. The rear camera is capable of capturing 1080p video.
Priced at ¥ 1999 ($295), The Moto M has a 3050mAh battery with fast charging capability, runs Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow with Lenovo's One UI on the top, and it comes in Gold and Cool Silver. For Full Specifications, Go to: Motorola Moto M Official Specs
For now the Smartphone is a China exclusive and there's no information regarding whether this device will arrive outside China.
Bases for Google Home are now available through Google Store, The bases helps users to customize their product i.e. Google Home. The starting price of Google Home base is $20, the product comes in two material, fabric or metal. Made from a combination of nylon and polyester, Fabric variant comes in three colors- Mango, Marine, and Violet. Fabric bases is priced at $20.
While the metal variant comes in Carbon, Copper, and Snow, costs $40. Get it here- Google Store
Hellomoto indeed! Remember we told you about the Motorola logo making a comeback to Moto boot animations after being cut out for this year's roadmap? Well, Motorola and Lenovo have made a few edits to the last one they announced, and Moto is already showing it up in some of its Twitter accounts.
The new boot animation is similar to what you saw last time, but one of the things that got some criticism from fans and tech sites was the fact that Lenovo seemed to punch the batwing logo out of the picture, as if they were replacing Motorola. Some Motorola fans complained about this, because it seemed like Moto(rola) was punched/kicked out by its parent company.
But Lenovo did listen to those comments and decided to change it up a bit. Now, instead of the Lenovo logo kicking out the Motorola logo, the batwing rotates and becomes the Lenovo logo, and then it rotates once again to become the batwing, and so on.
Although some might find this isn't a big deal, I think it's quite meaningful. Lenovo and the Moto team listened to the fans when they asked for the Motorola logo to be back as boot animation for Moto phones, and now they listened to the fans when they asked to modify it. It speaks good about the company and its respect for the Motorola legacy.
You can check out the new boot animation with its new ending here:
