Motorola is reviving its One phone line, and a first look at the hardware is out. Prices and dates are not, so shoppers have a reason to wait.
Motorola is bringing back the Moto One, a phone family the company has used before. Android Authority has published a first look at the hardware, which suggests new One phones are getting close. The details that matter most to buyers, such as price and release date, have not been shared.
The One name is coming back as a series, which means a group of phones sold under one label, not a single device. Android Authority's report centers on the hardware, meaning the physical design of the phones. The material we have does not go further than that. It does not describe features, models or specifications.
Anyone planning to buy a phone in the near future is the most obvious audience. Motorola sells phones to many kinds of buyers, and a returning series could change what is on offer. Without prices or features, though, it is too early to say whether these phones will suit any particular budget or need.
If a phone purchase is not urgent, it makes sense to wait for Motorola to share prices and dates before deciding. If you need a phone now, buy what fits your budget today. Official details from Motorola are the thing to watch for next.
Motorola is reviving its One phone series, but with no price or date yet, hold off on big phone decisions until the company shares them.
Bose's new 23-inch TV Speaker costs $299 and, in one reviewer's tests, made dialogue clearer than the pricier Sonos Beam 2.
Read more: Bose's small $299 soundbar makes dialogue clearer than pricier rivalsIn a hand-counted 4,500-step walk, the $180 Fitbit Edge was off by 8 steps and the $800 Apple Watch Ultra 4 by 51. Both did the job well.
Read more: A $180 Fitbit counted steps more closely than an $800 Apple WatchA growing set of companies sell phones for kids that limit who can call and what they can see, with prices starting around $99.
Read more: Phones built for kids are booming, from $99 phones to landlines
