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!