[e Readers Reviews] Deal alert: Black resin Moto X 2014 at $1 with pacts, black leather at $70 and more

Deal alert: Black resin Moto X 2014 at $1 with pacts, black leather at $70 and more In This Issue... Deal alert: Black resin Moto X 2014 at $1 with pacts, black leather at $70 Verizon agrees to $64M settlement in class-action suit Dell's Venue tablet family continues to grow, welcomes new $200 member Microsoft Band sold out online already 'due to overwhelming demand' Instagram video ads roll out Amazon says bad pricing hurt Fire Phone sales Samsung goes full metal with mid-range Galaxy A3 and A5 smartphones Motorola remains dedicated to "pure Android" Judge rules cops can force phone fingerprint unlocks LG unveils nearly bezel-less display Search GadgeTell Deal alert: Black resin Moto X 2014 at $1 with pacts, black leather at $70 There's no place under the high-end Android sun for three separate Motorola smartphones. Definitely not for three extravagantly priced "flagships". Someone has to yield a few bucks, at the very least, and that someone can only be the second-generation Moto X 2014. A relatively new handheld, highly customizable and mighty impressive back in September, when it debuted under the spotlight, the X2 looks like a featherweight now next to the fresher… Continue reading Deal alert: Black resin Moto X 2014 at $1 with pacts, black leather at $70 Related posts: Deal Alert: Verizon Moto X Available for $0.01 with Pacts for New and Upgrading Customers Deal Alert: Amazon Selling Droid Maxx for $70 with Pacts, Droid Ultra and Mini A Penny Each Deal alert: Motorola Moto X drops to $350 via Moto Maker, $335 on Amazon The post Deal alert: Black resin Moto X 2014 at $1 with pacts, black leather at $70 appeared first on GadgeTell.      • Email to a friend • Article Search • View comments • Track comments •   Verizon agrees to $64M settlement in class-action suit A court filing has revealed Verizon is ready to pay $64 million to end a class-action lawsuit. The lawsuit was brought against Verizon Wireless by Family SharePlan subscribers who were over-charged between May 2002 and May 2006 for things like in-network calls and calling minutes. The court must still accept the settlement that Verizon has agreed to,… Continue reading Verizon agrees to $64M settlement in class-action suit Related posts: Class action settlement could have Creative paying for exaggerated HDD player capacities More join class action suit against Facebook Unsatisfied with free apps, BlackBerry customers hit RIM with class action suit The post Verizon agrees to $64M settlement in class-action suit appeared first on GadgeTell.      • Email to a friend • Article Search • View comments • Track comments • Dell's Venue tablet family continues to grow, welcomes new $200 member Keeping up with all new installments in Dell's growing Venue tablet franchise is no easy feat, but if you set aside the aging family members, the overpriced models and the pushovers, there are only a few versions standing and worthy of recognition. First, you have the top-shelf, revolutionary Venue 8 7000 Android, coming soon at $499 and up with a one-of-a-kind 3D camera… Continue reading Dell’s Venue tablet family continues to grow, welcomes new $200 member Related posts: Dell Makes Unexpected Android Comeback with Sub-$200 Venue 7, Venue 8 Tablets Upgraded Dell Venue 7 tablet with Intel Merrifield chip available for $160 Dell Venue 8 7000 tablet with 3D camera priced at $499, due out late November The post Dell’s Venue tablet family continues to grow, welcomes new $200 member appeared first on GadgeTell.      • Email to a friend • Article Search • View comments • Track comments •   Microsoft Band sold out online already 'due to overwhelming demand' It took Microsoft a little longer to burn through its first batch of Bands than Google to sell out of Nexus 6 inventory, but we smell a similar marketing tactic employed. Both Redmond and Mountain View are quoting "overwhelming demand" as the cause for stock shortages, "neglecting" to touch on numbers of units pre-ordered. Clearly, neither company had a lot of these sizzling hot gadgets ready to rumble, yet they chose to go through with their releases… Continue reading Microsoft Band sold out online already ‘due to overwhelming demand’ Related posts: App reveals Microsoft’s fitness band T-Mobile stops accepting G2 pre-orders, cites “overwhelming demand” Microsoft Surface 2 (RT) nears extinction as Surface Pro 3 demand flourishes The post Microsoft Band sold out online already ‘due to overwhelming demand’ appeared first on GadgeTell.      • Email to a friend • Article Search • View comments • Track comments • Instagram video ads roll out A year after the company announced it would at some point include video ads, Instagram is now rolling them out. Instagram has begun adding video advertisements to its service, and the ads are between eight and fifteen seconds long. So far, the ads are from large companies like Disney, Activision, and CW, though we'd expect them to be more diverse in the future. Continue reading Instagram video ads roll out Related posts: Facebook Reveals Video for Instagram Instagram Finally Adds Web Embeds Instagram reaches new milestone, has snapped 150,000,000 images The post Instagram video ads roll out appeared first on GadgeTell.      • Email to a friend • Article Search • View comments • Track comments •   Amazon says bad pricing hurt Fire Phone sales The Fire Phone has not been doing well, despite having some unique features. Amazon launched its first smartphone in June and made it available for $199 before switching the phone's price tag to $99 a couple months later. The initial pricing issues with the Fire Phone are now being blamed for some of the device's failure. Continue reading Amazon says bad pricing hurt Fire Phone sales Related posts: Amazon bundles Fire TV, Kindle Fire for better deal Kindle Fire HDX 7 lands on AT&T, lucrative Fire Phone bundle deal offered The 15 best tweets about Amazon’s Fire Phone The post Amazon says bad pricing hurt Fire Phone sales appeared first on GadgeTell.      • Email to a friend • Article Search • View comments • Track comments • Samsung goes full metal with mid-range Galaxy A3 and A5 smartphones We'd be lying if we claimed we didn't see them coming, as we almost lost count of the times we saw them spilled, leaked and detailed in the past couple of months. But now they're official, marking Samsung's formal entry into a new design era. So reliant on plastic, even for so-called "flagship" devices, the rulers of the mobile empire have transitioned to aluminum at last. And this time, it's full metal. Forget metal accents and sides, the Galaxy A3 and A5 rock "beautifully… Continue reading Samsung goes full metal with mid-range Galaxy A3 and A5 smartphones Related posts: Leaked: Full specification list for metal-clad Samsung Galaxy A3 Full-metal Samsung SM-A500 handheld expected to sport 13 MP camera Samsung Galaxy Note 3 Tipped to Come with Familiar Plastic Design Instead of Costly Metal The post Samsung goes full metal with mid-range Galaxy A3 and A5 smartphones appeared first on GadgeTell.      • Email to a friend • Article Search • View comments • Track comments • Motorola remains dedicated to "pure Android" Google has officially passed Motorola to Lenovo in a nearly $3 billion acquisition deal. While Motorola was under the control of Google, the company's phones received faster upgrades and were outfitted with "pure" iterations of Android. Even with the acquisition, those things will not change, according to Motorola Mobility president Rick Osterloh. Continue reading Motorola remains dedicated to “pure Android” Related posts: Lenovo CEO positive about Motorola’s future Andy Rubin reports Motorola will not be the default manufacturer for future Nexus devices Motorola Droid to receive Android 2.1 upgrade this week The post Motorola remains dedicated to “pure Android” appeared first on GadgeTell.      • Email to a friend • Article Search • View comments • Track comments • Judge rules cops can force phone fingerprint unlocks Major smartphones like the iPhone 5S, iPhone 6, and Galaxy S5 have fingerprint scanners that have all but replaced the need for regular passcodes for most people. Unfortunately, fingerprint locks are not being treated the same way as regular passcodes, and that has been seen in a court case in Virginia. Judge Steven Frucci says cops can force people to hand over their fingerprint just like a physical item such as a key, but the same is not true for passcodes. Continue reading Judge rules cops can force phone fingerprint unlocks Related posts: Court says some files cannot be held indefinitely Lenovo’s P960 mobile phone with built-in fingerprint scanning security E-Commerce: PayPal's first fingerprint authorization to work on Samsung Galaxy S5 The post Judge rules cops can force phone fingerprint unlocks appeared first on GadgeTell.      • Email to a friend • Article Search • View comments • Track comments • LG unveils nearly bezel-less display A display with almost no bezel has been unveiled by LG. The company now has a 5.3-inch panel with a bezel of just 0.7mm, and that is 0.2mm thinner than a credit card. No plastic frame is used with the panel since LG has improved Neo Edge technology. That panel technology uses adhesive, eliminating the need for other materials that would normally increase the panel's bezel. Continue reading LG unveils nearly bezel-less display Related posts: LG to introduce a new 6-inch Quad HD phone display Sharp’s new phone barely has a bezel. Is that a good thing? Rumor: Apple touch bezel, not touchscreen for video iPod The post LG unveils nearly bezel-less display appeared first on GadgeTell.      • Email to a friend • Article Search • View comments • Track comments •

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