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What’s the best case for the Moto Z?
The Moto Z, on its own, is very thin at just under 6 mm. If you’re not planning on opting for any Mods, then you’ll want a case with great protection against drops, since a spider-webbed screen is abstract art that’s pretty hard to appreciate.
Spigen Rugged Armor
Speck CandyShell Grip
Supcase Unicorn Beetle PRO
Poetic Affinity
Spigen Ultra Hybrid
Incipio Moto Z case
Spigen Rugged Armor
One of my favorite cases for any phone is Spigen’s Rugged Armor. It’s a one-piece TPU shell that’s sturdy and strong, but flexible, with excellent shock absorption, helping to prevent cracks should you drop your Moto Z.
The TPU’s texture provides excellent grip, and the cutouts for the camera and ports are precise, giving you a really well-fitting case. The volume and power buttons are covered but very responsive.
Comes in black.
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Speck CandyShell Grip
Speck’s CandyShell cases feel very solid in the hand, and the Grip series adds rib…
The perfect cure for a rainy day or your morning transit commute.
Not everyone wants to commit hours of their day to playing games on their phone. That’s why casual games exist! Championed by iconic mobile games such as Angry Birds and Candy Crush Saga, these games have proven wildly successful. They’re designed to be played on the go and at your own pace — as laid back or competitive as you want.
Most casual games are free, offering in-app purchases and some ads, while a few may cost you a dollar or two, but they’re totally worth it. We’ve collected some of our favorites from the past, along with some newer games that are great to keep on your phone for a little gaming break during your day.
Super Mario Run
The Battle for Polytopia
Reigns
Fast like a Fox
Smash Hit
Blek
Piano Tiles 2
Candy Crush Saga
Fruit Ninja Free
Angry Birds 2
Dumb Ways to Die 2
New Words With Friends
Super Mario Run
Everyone’s favorite turtle-stomping plumber is back on Android in Super Mario Run…
Bluetooth headphones have become more popular in the recent years, especially as manufacturers drop support of headphone jacks and Samsung’s Level U Pro are a great option. They have an around the neck design that lets them rest comfortably when not in use, and today you can pick up a pair for just $45.
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It’s quite fitting that the first article I write when I get back from my honeymoon (wipe your tears, ladies and gentlemen, this one’s taken) is about WhatsApp. For the past years, I’ve reported about the app’s different interface and functionality ch…
Action Launcher is back, baby!
One of our (and your) favorite home screen launchers is getting itself a major update today. Action Launcher 3 is retaking the classic Action Launcher name with this update, and with the name change comes an icon change as Action Launcher ditches the Quickdrawer-reminiscent icon for a modernized, minimal AL logo.
And that’s just the tip of the iceberg.
Action Launcher has made the Pixel Launcher look and feel the default for the free version of the launcher. This means that a lot of the Pixel Launcher features that used to be hidden behind the paywall are now free to all users. Smartsizing icons is also turned on by default as it finally exits beta. There’s also a new icon system and gesture system guiding Shutters, Covers, and App Shortcuts, standardizing what swipes and long-presses do, allowing users to better use both features with the same apps.
Android O can’t come fast enough to many of us, and Action Launcher wants to scratch that itch wit…
Today Google made an announcement on their blog in which they expressed a desire to “more closely align” their efforts on the consumer side of Gmail with G Suite’s Gmail. It might sound humdrum, but it’s a biggie. That’s because Google wants to bring the two more closely together by taking a page from G Suite and no longer using the content of your emails as input for personalized advertising.
Google resolves to stop reading your email (for advertising, anyway) was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
If you’re one of the millions of people carrying around a Discover card, but sorely missing the option to use it in Samsung Pay, your wait has come to an end. It has been a bit of a wait, but as of today Samsung Pay now supports Discover cards for con…
Late yesterday IFTTT saw a huge update. There are more than 30 new services tied to the automation tool via the new Data Access Project, including a ton of government and travel data sources. There is even a new Google Photos service that interfaces with the platform, as well as a VoIP feature for applets that use the phone service. Now you can set up IFTTT alerts on subjects like the economy and public transit, as well as upload images to Google Photos.
The new VoIP service for phone applets will be helpful for those who are traveling internationally, as you’ll be able to set those triggers and actions to occur over data.
IFTTT updated with more than 30 new data sources, Google Photos support, and VoIP was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
The OnePlus 5 is the newest “flagship killer” to hit the market. With prices and specs getting closer to the competition, has OnePlus found a way to convince the masses?(This is a preview – click here to read the entire entry.)
Action Launcher 3 is getting a significant makeover, starting with the name. No more will it be known as Action Launcher 3—now it’s just Action Launcher. You’ll notice a lot of changes this time, some large and some small. Even free users will get a nice surprise when they grab the new update. And if you’re still salty about paying for the Action Launcher 3 upgrade, you have recourse now.
Here’s the changelog for Action Launcher’s June 2017 update.
Action Launcher gets a huge update with new icon, more free features, animated clock icon, and more was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
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