Verizon Wireless is offering the Moto Z4 smartphone for just $5 per month over 24 months when you add a new line to your account. That brings its price down to just $120 rather than its usual $500 cost.
Several versions of the Motoro G7 are on sale. So take your pick between 32GB or 64GB and white, black, blue, or indigo. You can also get the Moto Z3 64GB phone. Both models have hands-free access to Alexa and other pre-installed Amazon apps.
You can save more than half off the original price of the Moto Z4 when you add a new line of service at Verizon. Choose the 24-month payment plan or buy it outright to save $260 over the course of 24 months.
With unlimited access to Verizon’s network for just $40 per month, savings on the phone, and $100 to spend online, this deal is a no-brainer if you’re in the market for a carrier change.
The Moto Z3 Play is packed with dual rear cameras, voice control functionality, and the ability to add-on Moto Mods for even better features.
B&H is offering up to $200 off select Moto smartphones, including the latest Moto G7, through Saturday night. You'll even snag a Google Fi or Mint Mobile freebie depending on the device you choose, and free expedited shipping is included too!
All you have to do is sign up for a new line at Verizon to get this deal, which brings the phone down to just $5 a month.
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Microsoft has beaten Google in a court battle, walking away with a ruling that could potentially lower rates that electronics makers pay to license technology for smartphones and personal computers.
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