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Here’s what a $1,000 Motorola phone looks like.

It’s been a long time since I was genuinely excited about a new Motorola phone. The company’s Moto G and Motorola One handsets have done an excellent job of providing quality Android experiences at low price points, but as with any budget smartphone, they aren’t designed to be overly interesting or jaw-dropping.

The last time I felt that sort of excitement was for the 2nd-gen Moto X. I think a lot of people would agree that it was the last real “flagship” from the company, with subsequent devices since then focusing on low price points or gimmicky modular attachments.

It’s now 2020, though, and Motorola is ready to release another device that it thinks is worthy of its grand re-entrance into the Android flagship market. It’s called the Motorola Edge+, and I had a chance to go hands-on with it back in February at Motorola’s headquarters in Chicago.

The Edge+ is a phone unlike anything else we’ve seen from the company in recent year…

Is the Edge+ too rich for your blood? Check this out.

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Alongside the flagship Motorola Edge+, Motorola has also announced the regular Edge.
The Motorola Edge is powered by Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 765 chipset.
It’s launching this summer, but pricing is currently unknown.

The Motorola Edge+ is an exciting gadget. It’s the first flagship Android phone Motorola’s released in years, and it aims to wow shoppers with a 90Hz curved display, impressive cameras, and the fastest 5G speeds currently available on a smartphone. However, it’s not the only new phone Motorola has to show off.

Alongside the flagship Edge+, Motorola also unveiled the regular Motorola Edge. It’s more impressive than your typical Moto G phone but not as high-end as the Edge+, making it a “budget flagship” similar to something like the OnePlus 8 or Galaxy S10 Lite.

This is the exact same display you’ll find on the Motorola Edge+.

One of the biggest draws to the Edge+ is its display, and surp…

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For some, the Apple Watch is considered the gold standard of smartwatches, but whether it is or not makes no difference to Android users who couldn’t use it even if they wanted to. Smartwatches for Android users abound, and the one that stands out from the pack is the Samsung Galaxy Watch Active 2 because of its balanced functionality and stylish design that caters to wider subset of users.

Best Overall: Samsung Galaxy Watch Active 2

It may be a bit odd that the top Android smartwatch runs on an operating system that isn’t developed by Google, but that’s where we’re at. Samsung corrected a key feature missing in the previous model by putting in a touch-sensitive bezel to emulate the physical rotating one that was a staple in the company’s prior designs. It makes a significant difference in navigating the interface, offering an alternative from just tapping on the screen.

It comes in 40mm and 44mm sizes, making it an attractive option for both men and women. It’s the sleekest bui…

Take a new look at this upcoming stealth adventure.

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Desperados III is a tactical stealth game set before the events of the original Desperados: Wanted Dead or Alive.
The game is now set to release on June 16, 2020.
There’s a new trailer showing off more gameplay.
You can preorder Desperados III on PlayStation 4 for $60 at Amazon.

Developed by Mimimi Games and published by THQ Nordic, Desperados III is a prequel to the first Desperados game, following five different characters across a sprawling western landscape filled with town, swamps and deserts. It’s a tactical stealth game, with an isometric viewpoint. The release date has been shared and players can expect to embark on this adventure on June 16, 2020.

There’s also a new trailer, showing some gameplay while being narrated by John Cooper, one of the star rogues of the game. You can check out the trailer below.

In Desperados III, each character has unique abilities that make them more useful in di…

Arlo is well-known for its array of smart home security cameras and late last year it entered the smart doorbell game with its first video doorbell. It retails at $150 though, today only, you can score one for just $109.99 at Woot. That’s a $40 savings and the lowest price we’ve seen for it to date. You can snag the same price at Newegg with code NEARLDB66.

Arlo’s Video Doorbell looks quite similar to some others on the market with a slender profile, camera at the top and button towards the bottom. Its camera is capable of capturing HD video up to 1536 x 1536, and the 1:1 aspect ratio is made possible thanks to the 180-degree field-of-view. This creates for a much narrower image compared to other video doorbells, making it a better fit to see people at your door.

You’ll find the usual array of smart video doorbell features being offered, including things like Alexa support, motion detection, night vision, two-way audio, a built-in siren, and HDR colors for video capture. When someo…

“…a key milestone in our 90-day plan to proactively identify, address, and enhance the security and privacy capabilities of the Zoom platform.”

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Zoom has today announced a big new update to its platform.
Zoom 5.0 will bring support for AES 256-bit GCM encryption.
Zoom’s CEO says “this is just the beginning” on making its platform the most secure platform there is.

Zoom has today announced its new 5.0 update, bringing robust new security features including AES 256-bit GCM encryption.

In a blog post, Zoom stated:

Today we announced robust security enhancements with the upcoming general availability of Zoom 5.0, a key milestone in our 90-day plan to proactively identify, address, and enhance the security and privacy capabilities of the Zoom platform. By adding support for AES 256-bit GCM encryption, Zoom will provide increased protection for meeting data and resistance against tampering.

On the announcement, CEO Eric S. Yuan said:

I am proud to re…