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Depending on who you ask, Motorola’s Xoom tablet currently ranks as the most anticipated slate of 2011, primarily because it’s supposed to be the first to sport Google’s Android 3.0 (Honeycomb) platform. According to DigiTimes, Motorola will launch …
To say that CES 2011 was tablet mania would be a bit of an understatement. In fact, it would probably take us less time to list off the companies that weren’t showing off an Android powered slate, but even in a crowd the Motorola Xoom stood apart. W…
The Android 3.0 Honeycomb tablet Motorola unveiled last week at CES 2011 in Las Vegas is expected to go on sale in the first quarter of 2011. Xoom, as the upcoming tablet is called, not only grabbed quite a few eyeballs but was also adjudged the best g…
We got to spend some hands-on time with Motorola’s new Atrix 4G smartphone. It’s an interesting device because you can plug it directly into an ultra-thin laptop chassis and maintain complete control over your phone with a keyboard and mouse. It also is capable of docking directly into a big-screen TV with a second dock. It looks a little clunky, but in our mind, this is a nice step forward for smartphone-desktop integration.
At AT&T’s Developer Summit, the company, in conjunction with Motorola and Nvidia, announced an intriguing new 4G phone that combines higher data rates with some intriguing new docking properties.
Formerly code-named Project Denver, …
Motorola has been quietly gathering trademarks the world over for the name “Zoom”, PocketNow is reporting. It is believed this will be the branding for Motorola’s upcoming Android tablet. The hardware maker has been making the claims since mid-October….
The International Trade Commission in Washington is investigating a complaint by Motorola against Microsoft and will decide whether or not to ban imports of the Xbox 360 game console, Bloomberg reports.
We’d be shocked if the two sides didn’t come to s…
Motorola may have messed with a man from Texas when the company’s Droid 2 smartphone allegedly exploded while he was talking on the device, Fox News in Dallas-Fort Worth reports.
“I heard a pop. I didn’t feel any pain initially. I pulled the phone down…