Lenovo-backed Motorola is trying to make serious inroads this year. After launching the Edge S 5G in China, the OEM could have a trio of new phones on the market soon. According to information received, Motorola will be introducing new smartphones – G10, G30, and E7 Power – in the near future. T .
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The first renders of Motorola s upcoming Moto G series phones have surfaced.
Both the Moto G30 and Moto G10 will feature quad rear cameras and a waterdrop notch display.
An entry-level Moto E series phone called the Moto E7 Power is also on the way.
Motorola introduced three new Moto G series phones in the U.S. last month: Moto G Power (2021), Moto G Stylus (2021), and the Moto G Play. The Lenovo-owned company is soon expected to launch two new Moto G series phones for the global market, including one with a 90Hz display. The first renders of the upcoming phones have now appeared online, courtesy of Adam Conway from
Man pepper-sprayed by Portland mayor is heir to dairy
PORTLAND â Police on Tuesday, Jan. 26, identified a man who Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler pepper-sprayed as a partner at a law firm who also tried to obtain surveillance footage of the mayor in a restaurant and get a copy of his meal receipt.
An additional police report identified Cary Cadonau as the man whom Wheeler pepper-sprayed after he confronted the mayor leaving a restaurant Sunday evening and accused him of not wearing a mask. No charges have been filed in the incident. Cadonau didnât immediately return an e-mail seeking comment.
Wheeler and Sam Adams, who served one term as Portland mayor from 2009-13, had been dining in a tented area and were walking to their cars when Cadonau approached, unmasked, and got close to the mayorâs face while filming with his phone, according to police reports.
Leader in oxycodone prescription fraud sentenced to 4 years Follow Us
Question of the Day By - Associated Press - Wednesday, January 27, 2021
PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) - A man who fraudulently obtained and sold 2,400 oxycodone pills by having others pass fake prescriptions at Portland-area pharmacies was sentenced Tuesday to four years in federal prison.
Chase Adam Conway, 36, sent women into pharmacies to fill the bogus prescriptions, obtaining 90 to 180 pills at a time, The Oregonian/OregonLive reported.
Agents from the Drug Enforcement Administration tracked Conway’s car in 2018, and found he had been using doctors’ DEA registration numbers without their knowledge, according to Kemp Strickland, an assistant U.S. attorney.