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Recent Motorola models have switched between notches and punch holes for their selfie cameras, but something else is on the horizon – the Moto G8, which will most likely have a pop-up selfie camera. Check out these two images below, posted by @evleaks. There’s no selfie camera, not even an earpiece, just a uniform bezel on the top and the sides. However, the bottom bezel is thicker than expected. Motorola G8 It’s early for a new G-series phone – the  Moto G7  lineup was announced in February this year. The G6 before it came out in April 2018. The “Moto G8” name was previously attached to  these renders , which appear to show the  Motorola One Action  – note the  triple camera . The One Vision has a dual camera and it launched  as the Motorola P50  in China. The One Action should be unveiled on  August 23  and go on sale on  September 7 . The rumor mill is also tracking a Moto One Zoom with a  quad camera . However, there’s no word on when the Moto G8 and One Zoom might be

HIGHLIGHTS Android Q Beta 6 is the final preview version of Android Q Android Q final version will most likely be released next month Google says there are still some bugs in Beta 6 The Final Android Q preview is here. Google on Wednesday released the latest Android Q beta as it prepares to roll out the final release. Google noted that the company is “just a few weeks away from the official release of Android Q”. Android Q Beta 6 is now available for Pixel smartphones while the third-party eligible phones will get it as and when the respective manufacturers release the version over the coming days and weeks. According to a blog post by the Android team, Android Q Beta 6 includes refinements for the gesture navigation. It brings a new sensitivity preference setting for the Back gesture. The sensitivity preference can be found by going to Settings > System > Gestures > System navigation. Other changes in the Beta 6 include the August Android Security Patch

In an impetus to the dream journey between Mumbai and Pune in under 35 minutes, the Maharashtra government has approved the Virgin Hyperloop One-DP World consortium as the "Original Project Proponent" (OPP) for the Pune-Mumbai hyperloop project -- a move that will generate jobs and over $36 billion in various socio-economic benefits. According to Virgin Hyperloop One, the state government -- one of the first proponents of hyperloop technology in the world -- has deemed hyperloop a public infrastructure project, setting it up to be the first hyperloop project in the world. DP World (DPW), a global trade leader and a major ports and logistics operator in India, is set to invest $500 million to complete phase 1 of the project, which will certify this new technology for passenger operations. "Maharashtra will create the first hyperloop transportation system in the world and a global hyperloop supply chain starting from Pune. Maharashtra and India are at the fo