Moto X is a great device with software very close to AOSP. Motorola announced release notes of Android 5.1, which indicates that an over the air update should be pushed to the 1st generation Moto X very shortly. The list of changes is very long, so head over to official announcement to get familiar with the new stuff.
The post Android 5.1 for 1st Gen Moto X Announced appeared first on xda-developers.
ExDialer is a nice alternative to the stock dialer. You can make it to look like Tizen, the system developed by Samsung for watches and budget phones. Give it a try and experience a completely different look and feel.
The post [THEME] [ExDialer] S6 appeared first on xda-developers.
Lollipop updates for Android 5.1 and 5.0 are being rolled out for many devices. Sony announced that the oldest smartphone from the Z line, the Xperia Z will get a Lollipop update next week. Be on the look out, as the update will surely be captured by fast XDA members.
The post Lollipop for Sony Xperia Z Scheduled to Next Week appeared first on xda-developers.
Google pushed sources for a “new” revision of Android. Many of you may think that it’s a new patchset for Android 5.1, but it’s 5.0.2_r3. This version brings improvements required by Nexus 9… which still hasn’t got its update to Android 5.1. You can find more info about the update by reading the source code commits.
The post Google Pushes Android 5.0.2_r3 Sources appeared first on xda-developers.
You can now buy a Moto X with up to $225 off. The 64GB version can be yours for just $375 while the 32GB version is available for just $350 (that is only $25 difference)! To get yours just head over to the Moto Maker site now to customize your own before the offer ends tomorrow.
The post Amazing Motorola Moto X Deal appeared first on xda-developers.
This week is Google’s Small Business Week, so head over to the website now to for a chance to get a 360 degree virtual tour photo shoot, receive 25% off Google Apps for Work for one year and have the chance for a free domain for a year. You will also receive $75 credit for Google consumer surveys just for signing up.
The post Google’s Helping Small Businesses appeared first on xda-developers.
T-Mobile has today launched a new attack on Verizon under the tagline of “Never Settle For Verizon” complete with eight new adverts and risk free trials for their customers. This is in retaliation to the new campaign from Verizon sharing the same name as One Plus’s “Never Settle”.
Following the latest “Never Settle” advert campaign from Verizon, T-mobile has surprisingly agreed, you shouldn’t settle … For Verizon and to reinforce this point they have launched no less than eight new adverts covering all the areas you would expect to find grievances. T-Mobile claims that Verizon has been forcing their customers to settle for a sub par experience, with an incredible list of points against the rival. It is clear that on features alone, T-Mobile is certainly the better of the two rivals. The accusations claimed include:
To top it all off, they are also offering Verizon customers risk free trails on the network at no cost. Starting on May 13th, trial customers can port their number to a new T-Mobile smartphone and keep their old phone. Afterwards if they have enjoyed their experience T-Mobile will pay off any early termination fees for up to $650 when they hand in their old device. If however they have not enjoyed the service they can return the handset to T-Mobile and will have their reactivation fees and service costs paid for them.
John Legere CEO of T-Mobile has stated that
“Last week, I said we would hit right back at Verizon — I meant it, T-Mobile’s 4G LTE network is the nation’s fastest. Not faster for the price … just faster, period. With T-Mobile, you don’t have to settle for trickery, gimmicks and carrier BS the way you do with Verizon. I’m so confident in our kick-ass network experience that we’re footing the bill so Verizon customers can give T-Mobile a try.”
Of course, this is not the first time John Legere has called the opposition out on poor service and it’s almost a certainty that this will not be the last. But for now we can be glad that the competition is clearly doing good for the business.
Do you agree with these new adverts, should Verizon ? Leave a comment below!
The post T-Mobile Steps Up The War Against Verizon appeared first on xda-developers.
