Moto is catching up with rivals in 2016. Photo: Motorola
Motorola, or “Moto by Lenovo” as it should now be known, will put fingerprint scanners inside all of the flagship smartphones it releases this year.
Those devices will also be equipped with 5-inch displays or larger, with Moto’s smaller, more affordable offerings now integrated into Lenovo’s lineup.
The Galaxy S7 will bring big upgrades internally. Photo: Killian Bell/Cult of Android
An early benchmark test for the Galaxy S7 has appeared on AnTuTu ahead of the handset’s official unveiling, confirming a number of big internal upgrades, including Qualcomm’s latest Snapdragon 820 processor, 4GB of RAM, and a new 12-megapixel camera sensor.
LG’s new Signature OLED is one of the first TVs to support HDR. Photo: LG
CES has brought us a whole host of new TVs that support HDR video, but like 4K, the content isn’t easy to come by right now. Fortunately, Google is going to change that by making HDR video available through YouTube.
Cake Tower looks cute, but it’s evil.
Google has pulled 13 apps from the Play Store for secretly downloading malware onto users’ devices. At least one title had more than 1 million downloads before it was removed, and all had glowing reviews and great ratings. But they weren’t genuine.
Goodbye, Moto: Killian Bell/Cult of Android
Lenovo is killing the Motorola brand name almost a year after it purchased the company from Google in a deal worth $2.91 billion.
Premium smartphones will use the “Moto by Lenovo” name going forward, while budget devices will be integrated into Lenovo’s Vibe lineup.
