This Moto X ad should be in papers tomorrow:
I'm excited to see where they're going with this.
I hate pre-announcement announcements. Hopefully the time gap between this ad and the actual launch isn't too large. Can't wait to see the details though.
Nevermind that wall, that was the wrong one anyway. But free to those that want one.
Finally got everything as requested.
Instructions on the tape picture frame and downloads for EVERYTHING except the clock.
Download
You pay the 79 a month for it!?
[/article][h1]HTC Confirms The One S Will No Longer Receive Android Updates[/h1]
- July 2, 2013
- David Beren
- 156 Comments
A sad day for HTC One S owners as the manufacturer confirms officially the device will no longer receive Android updates. In a statement issued to the press, HTC confirms the device will stick with Android 4.1.1 Jelly Bean. All is not lost however as the HTC One S has a lively developer community actively promoting new ROMs and tweaks to help push the device into the future. Sure, we would love to see BlinkFeed and HTC Zoe arrive on the One S with HTC’s official blessing, but I trust that the dev community will handle bringing any of the desired features over.
Of course this is all very contradictory to a February 20th HTC Facebook posting that indicated “HTC will be offering upgrades to some of its existing devices in the next few months, including global variants…of HTC One S.” Needless to say it’s disappointing that ultimately HTC decided not to extend the life of the One S any longer and concentrate more on upcoming devices.
What say you One S owners?
In addition, they say the phone will be running Android 4.2.2, which is currently being tested by U.S. carriers. The device is said to be available for purchase online as well as from carrier stores, though no pricing details were mentioned.
[h1]Moto X customization details leaked: custom colors, engraving, your photo as wallpaper[/h1]
By Jerry Hildenbrand
| Jul 03 2013 | 3:18 pm | 93 COMMENTS
[h3]In addition, sensors and new software services are outlined by alleged insiders[/h3]
Sources at ABC News say they have confirmed details of the upcoming Moto X
, and have outlined the supposed customization options. While many were hoping for things like choosing the internals, things are sounding more realistic -- at least according to ABC's sources.
In addition, they say the phone will be running Android 4.2.2
, which is currently being tested by U.S. carriers. The device is said to be available for purchase online as well as from carrier stores, though no pricing details were mentioned.
More interesting is the alleged confirmation of the new sensors and "smart" technology Motorola will be building into the device. Examples given were flicking the phone to open the camera app, extended voice recognition services, and the ability to sense when you're driving and activating the speaker phone.
This may not be as "fully customizable" as people wanted or as we were led to believe by Motorola's recent ad
, but be honest -- an Android Green version with a Lloyd engraving would be sweet. Where do I sign up?
Source: ABC News
[h1]Moto X custom color back plates allegedly caught on camera[/h1]
By Jerry Hildenbrand
| Jul 03 2013 | 4:37 pm | 41 COMMENTS
[h3]Candy colored Moto X back plates appear in alleged leaked photos[/h3]
And just like that we're seeing what's supposedly some of the custom colors that Motorola will be offering for the upcoming Moto X phone. Earlier we passed along the news that sources at ABC say the customization options consist largely of colored shells
, and the French blog NoWhereElse
has scored some images.
Their source says there will be a total of 16 different colors to choose from, including subdued tones like blue and more bold colors like the ones pictured. We can only assume that the front facing shell will be using the same palatte if these photos are accurate. Hit the break to see two more pictures.
Via: Android Community
