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Android 5.1.1 Lollipop Release Date Updates for Motorola Moto G 1st Gen, 2nd Gen, 3rd Gen; Moto E 2013 & 2014

The big question when it comes to Motorola phones, particularly from the Moto series, is when Android 5.1.1 will be coming. There have been numerous reports on the status of Android 5.1.1, and this is the latest report as applies to the first and second generations of the Moto G (1st, 2nd, and 3rd Generation) and the Moto E (2013 and 2014 version) from such carriers like AT&T, Verizon, Sprint, T-Mobile, and US Cellular.
PlayStation Plus Free Games for August and September 2015 Updates: Three Games For Vote to Play for Next month

Vote for three games to play next month. The PlayStation Plus Free Games for August 2015 presents a bunch of exciting games as ever. Get ready to vote and pick the three.
Dragon Ball Z Xenoverse News and Updates: Final DLC Pack Available, Tournament Is Underway

Dragon Ball Z Xenoverse is something that fans of the franchise really latched on to when it was released back in February. The final DLC pack was released, giving players all kinds of new characters and other types of bonuses as well. The latest Dragon Ball Z Xenoverse News and Updates reveal that there is a Tournament underway.
Pokemon Omega Ruby Walkthrough and Cheats, Pokemon Z Release Date: Free Pokemon Games Online For Kids

Pokemon is one of those franchises that probably will never die, and it has been done on many medium like TV, movies, and video games. Players of the 3DS had another chance to experience Pokemon last year with the release of Omega Ruby, a remake of Pokemon Ruby designed for that handheld gaming system. This article is for those who are stuck in Omega Ruby and need some Walkthroughs and Cheats. It is also for all those fans who long for the Pokemon Z Release Date and News, and anyone else look
Oscar Pistorius Release From Prison This Friday Suspended By South African Government

In South Africa, the Oscar Pistorius case was a lot like the O.J. Simpson case was in America twenty years ago. Pistorius, an Olympian athlete, was going to be released on parole this Friday, but a decision by the ministry of Juice and Correctional Services stepped in and suspended it. Part of it comes from a petition from the Progressive Women's Movement of South Africa.

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