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The new Moto G 3rd Generation is here! Our review will be coming of Motorola's new G including faster hardware, an improved camera, and an IPX7 waterproof rating!

This evening there’s some good news for folks with an AT&T Moto X (2nd Gen.) and for people that don’t yet have a Moto X but would like a good deal on one.

First up, Motorola’s David Schuster has announced that Android 5.1 for the AT&T version of the Moto X (2nd Gen.) is now available for pull. That means that if you’re rocking an AT&T-flavored Moto X, you should be able to snag your Android 5.1 update by heading into Settings > About phone > System updates.

Five days ago, OnePlus officially opened the reservation list for OnePlus 2 invites, two days before the phone was actually revealed. At the time that I signed up, the list was at around 20,000. So where’s it at now that the OnePlus 2 is official and has had a few days to sink in?

Smartphones have been around for nearly a decade at this point. The revolutionary gadget has gained so much traction that it’s nearly impossible to go a day without seeing one, whether it’s your own or somebody else’s. It’s rare to come across a person who doesn’t have a smartphone these days.

I’ve been using an iPhone for so long, with only a few pitstops here and there with other devices, that I’ve lost the bullet point for some things. A camera with a high count of megapixels, for one (not that that matters, mind you), as well as expandable storage via a microSD card. Way back when, I used to love expandable storage, but that probably had more to do with the fact that built-in storage back then just wasn’t all that great.

A new report from The Wall Street Journal claims to have information on new Google Glass hardware, which we’ve heard in the past may be focused exclusively on the enterprise.

Beau HD gives us his first impressions and overview of the top features found in Windows 10. Some of the features include the new Start Menu, Cortana, Microsoft Edge browser, and Xbox One game streaming. Which features do you like on Windows 10? Let us know in a comment below!

Today Apple launched Apple Music, its new music streaming service. However, if you’re a T-Mobile subscriber, you may want to hold off on making Apple Music your sole music streaming source.

As we get closer to the expected iPhone 6s debut this fall, the rumor mill is going to start kicking into high gear with leaks and rumors regarding Apple’s next smartphone. That’s happening today, as a huge iPhone 6s leak has surfaced.

Originally it was expected that Apple would show off some new Apple TV hardware at its iOS 9 event in June, but days before the shindig went down, the rumor mill said that Apple had changed its mind. There ended up being no Apple TV hardware at that event, but now we’ve got another possible debut to look forward to.

Four of the most respected voice assistants go head to head. SoundHound's Hound (Beta) Voice Search vs Apple's Siri vs Microsoft's Cortana vs Google's Google Now. Hound Search is from the makers of SoundHound and has been in development for over nine years. Which voice assistant do you prefer?

Earlier this week, Motorola took the wraps off of three new Android phones: the Moto X Style / Pure Edition, Moto X Play, and Moto G (3rd Gen.). You’ll notice that there's no DROID in there. However, a new report claims that that’ll change later this year.

Motorola recently began pushing Android 5.1 to the DROID Turbo, but only as a soak test to select users. The good news is that if you aren’t in that soak test, you won’t have to wait long to try Android 5.1 on the DROID Turbo yourself.

Details on Samsung’s next smartwatch, referred to as the “Orbis” or Gear A, have been leaking for months now. Perhaps the most notable feature that’s been rumored is that the watch will include a round face and a rotating bezel for navigation. Well, it’s not a rumor anymore, because Samsung has straight-up confirmed it.

A couple of weeks after Apple surprised us all and pushed out a beta version of the iOS 8.4.1, a new version of that software has been released.

We haven’t heard a ton about Android for Work ever since it was announced back in February, but that’s changing in a big way today. Not only is the Blackphone 2 going to support Android for Work, but so are a ton of new companies.

Earlier this month, some images leaked out that gave us an early preview of the Galaxy A8, a super-thin Android phone from Samsung. But you know what’s better than photos? Video.

Silent Circle today revealed a new feature of its upcoming Blackphone 2, an Android device that it originally unveiled back in March.

Smartphones are amazing devices for keeping us connected to friends and loved ones and in no other situation is this more evident than in an emergency when family members are just a call or a text away. 

If you’re a Pebble Time Steel backer, you’re probably getting antsy to get your shiny new smartwatch on your wrist. Fret not, though, because Pebble says that it won’t be long before Pebble Time Steel units begin hitting backers’ doorsteps.