A new Moto G with LTE is one its way. Photo: Killian Bell/Cult of Android

Been waiting for the second-generation Moto G to get LTE connectivity before investing? According to a page that has popped up on Motorola’s Brazilian website this week, that wait may soon be over.

Nexus 6 will work on Verizon. Image: Google

When Verizon mysteriously disappeared from a list of carriers supported by the Nexus 6 on Google Play, some consumers were worried that the device would no longer be available on Big Red. But according to those who have already received the device, it works just fine on Verizon right out of the box.

Amazon isn’t yet offering the Nexus 9 in sand. Photo: Google

You can now pre-order your Nexus 9 from Amazon and have it delivered to your door. The retail giant has begun taking orders slightly early, and pricing is identical to Google’s, starting at $399 for 16GB of storage.

Having on-demand access to the internet is just about as necessary to us as fresh air and running water these days. When we are away from home, we rely on our mobile data plans for our smartphones and tablets, and Wi-Fi hotspots for our notebooks. Sometimes, though, finding a decent Wi-Fi connection can be difficult and inconvenient.

But not if you have the Karma Go 4G LTE Hotspot in your bag. This pocket-sized marvel allows you to take a speedy internet connection with you wherever you go, so you’ll never have to go looking for a slow public hotspot ever again. And thanks to Cult of Android Deals, you can pre-order yours for just $99 for a limited time — but don’t hang around because this deal is ending soon!

The Moto G LTE for AT&T. Photo: AT&T

Yes, Motorola did just announce its second-generation Moto G, but it’s only available with 3G connectivity initially. If that just isn’t speedy enough for you, you’ll be able get the original (2013) Moto G LTE from AT&T beginning Friday, October 10.