Weekly Recap: Moto’s 2018 Lineup, OnePlus Got Hacked, and No LG G7 at MWC

If you were absent this week, you missed a lot of news. For starters, we posted up what looks to be Motorola’s 2018 lineup of G, Z, and X devices, OnePlus confirmed they had the information of about 40,000 credit cards stolen, and Project Fi launched an $80 unlimited plan that we should all consider.
Other news happenings included the US government telling AT&T to stay away from Huawei, a report claiming LG won’t show off the G7 at MWC, and plenty more.
Here’s the stuff you don’t want to miss!

This could be the Moto G6 family of devices.
This could be the Moto Z 2018 family.
This could be the Moto X5.
T-Mobile getting petty in 5G wars with AT&T and Verizon.
OnePlus: OnePlus confirms info of up to 40K credit cards were stolen.
OpenSignal: T-Mobile still has the best data speeds.
Project Fi intros unlimited plan you should consider.
US government wants AT&T to cut ties with Huawei completely.
Essential: Oreo beta build 3 now available for Essential Phone.
Olympians are getting a free special edition Galaxy Note 8.
T-Mobile customers getting $4 tickets to Deadpool 2.
Android Wear 2.8 rolling out to some, brings all black theme.
SPOT?: This $15 wall mount for the Home Mini made me forget about NVIDIA SPOT.
LG G7: No LG G7 at MWC, just another V30 with added AI features.
Google Clips passes through the FCC.
FYI: Amazon Prime monthly price raising to $12.99.

Have a good weekend, folks!
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Weekly Recap: Moto’s 2018 Lineup, OnePlus Got Hacked, and No LG G7 at MWC