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Rumor Roundup: Moto 360 2 release, and new Motorola flagships

On this week’s episode of Rumor Roundup, Mark talks about several new possibilities in the Android world. While Samsung, HTC and LG all come out with their new wares, it appears Motorola also has plans for something new. The company seems to be testing three different devices, and they all sport QHD screens. There’s a chance only one of them will be released, but obviously some activity is happening behind the scenes.

It also looks like Motorola is very close to introducing a Moto 360 successor. Following several rumors about the wearable’s impending arrival, the device may have passed through Bluetooth certification, just in time for Google I/O. That’s just speculation, but it would be the perfect place for a glorious introduction.

Finally, Samsung may be prepping a more rugged version of the Galaxy S6, known as the Galaxy S6 Active. Releasing more durable versions of the same phone is nothing new for Samsung, but this one is of particular note considering how drastically the Korean company changed the S6’s design.

All this and more on Rumor Roundup.

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    Motorola spotted testing three new Quad HD phones

    Just last week we got a first taste of what the Moto X (2015) may offer when it launches later this year. Now a new report reveals that Motorola may already be testing the third-generation flagship phone out in public, in…

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    New Moto 360 may arrive sooner than expected

    Rumors of a new Moto 360 have been floating around for a while now, but the updated smartwatch may finally be within reach. A new Motorola gadget passing through Bluetooth certification this week appears to be the alleged wearable device….

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    Galaxy S6 Active exposed in new photos

    Not impressed by the Galaxy S6 and its sleek metal design? Samsung has an answer with the rugged and unrefined Galaxy S6 Active. Images of the rumored handset leaked out this week, revealing the rumored rugged smartphone. A pair of photos published by GSMArena…

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    Galaxy S6 Active press images leak out

    If you’re part of the more adventurous outdoor crowd, your flagship phone options are dwindling by the day. We’ve seen four major super phones this year so far (Galaxy S6, Galaxy S6 Edge, One M9 and G4), and none of them are…

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