Looks like Verizon is getting ready to take the not so tightly closed wrapping off the Motorola Droid X. This is the phone sneaking around the last few weeks with blurry shots, then clear shots, side shots, etc. Well, Verizon has sent out fliers to media groups inviting them to the official unveiling of the Continue Reading…
Motorola is officially unwrapping the i1, a push-to-talk Android powered smart phone that is both smart and rugged. The phone actually meets the Mil-810F spec for ruggedness, it just needs a burly beard to go with the rating to make it officially grizzled. However, inside that rugged exterior is the sweet and social MOTOBLUR interface Continue Reading…
Yesterday was the first day you could pick up your very own Android phone complete with AT&T service in tow. The Motorola Backflip comes with MOTOBLUR inside and AT&T 3G service pushing all that social network data your way. Was the wait for an AT&T powered Android phone worth it? Or should you hold out Continue Reading…
Well, it looks like all your waiting for the Motorola Devour will soon come to an end. It looks as if the Devour will be offered through Best Buy for $150 $99 on a 2-Year contract, or $550 without contract. I think I’ll throw out my opinion. What?!?! The DROID can be had for less Continue Reading…
AT&T has just announced that its first Android handset, the Motorola Backflip will be available March 7. Just to remind you, the Backflip is a 3.1″-screen, reverse flip qwerty, which has two positions, one which props it open like an easel for watching video on a flat surface, and fully open for typing. They’re officially Continue Reading…
Motorola has posted an official update list for Android powered devices on it’s website. This includes updates for the DROID, Milestone, CLIQ and DEXT. The Droid update should be coming out soon as we had been lead to believe before due to a leaked update announcement. Or possible a premature update announcement. The Cliq looks Continue Reading…
Motorola continues to expand it’s Android lineup with the introduction of the QUENCH, which shall be known as the CLIQ XT in the US. The QUENCH is basically the CLIQ/DEXT without the physical qwerty keyboard, with a few additional features. Basic specs include a 3.1″ high definition screen (which indicates greater than 480×320 resolution) and Continue Reading…
It’s obvious that Motorola thought long and hard about how to make this phone functional, even comofortable for heavy texters. But will the gimmicky nature of the Backflip keep this potential leap forward for input technology from gaining traction?
After reviewing what appears to be a internal flier sent from T-Mobile to retail partners, the previously rumored Motorola Zeppelin will be henceforth known as the CLIQ XT. The CLIQ XT will most likely be carrying Android 1.5 with MOTOBLUR upon it’s release March 10th, and has no keyboard unlike it’s namesake, the CLIQ. It Continue Reading…
Reading through the specifications sheet of the Motorola DEVOUR reveals a number of unique features that bring a really complete package to the DEVOUR. The Motorola DEVOUR was recently announced by Verizon Wireless and Motorola, and will be available in March on Verizon’s network. The most obvious features of the DEVOUR are the physical QWERTY Continue Reading…
