Top 6 Android stories this week: Moto E, One Mini 2, and Android Silver

This week in your world of Android: Motorola launched the amazingly low cost Moto E, the hotly anticipated G3 broke cowl, LG teased extra G Pads, Samsung put a launch date on the Tab S, HTC revealed the gorgeous One Mini 2, and we discovered the attainable launch date of the Android Silver program.

These are the important tales, the abstract of a whole week in just some phrases. It’s Android Weekly.

FINANCES IS NOT A UNCLEAN PHRASE

Whereas its rivals are busy preventing one another on the excessive-finish of the market, Motorola is quietly undermining them with low cost, engaging units. The Moto E, ranging from $129, acquired everybody speaking this week, and that alone ought to fear incumbents.

OH LOOK, IT’S THE G3

Simply in case you missed all of the leaks, LG started teasing the G3 this week, with a video that each one however reveals its design, however stops brief from giving hints of the telephone’s specs and options.

THE G PAD HOUSEHOLD

Within the week’s different huge LG information, the Korean firm will launch a bunch of latest G Pad tablets. Let’s hope they stay as much as the unique G Pad, one of many nicest 

tablets of 2013.

AMOLED TABLETS RETURN ON JUNE 12

Extra leaks accomplished the image of the AMOLED-outfitted Galaxy Tab S eight.four and 10.5, and now we even have a launch date to connect to Samsung’s newest tablets. The Korean big all however confirmed the Tab S line will debut on June at its Premiere 2014 occasion.

HTC ONE MINI 2: MID-VARY SPECS IN A PREMIUM PHYSIQUE

The HTC One Mini 2 is actually a barely smaller One (M8), on the surface no less than. Its innards are much less thrilling, however for some individuals, seems are extra necessary than character. Who're we to guage?

FAREWELL NEXUS

Infamous leaker @evleaks simply confirmed the worst fears of Nexus followers. There gained’t be a “Nexus 6″, he says, and Android Silver units might solely launch in February of 2015. Are you able to wait that lengthy?

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