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You Can Test Drive New Motorola Software Ahead of Official Releases Soon
You know how it takes OMG like foreverz to get the newest version of Android on your phone? Motorola has a new plan that'll get you its latest and greatest software long before you normally would. It's called Test Drive. More »
Motorola Officially Outs The RAZR i, Its First Intel-Powered Smartphone
Intel's mobile chipsets have popped up in a handful of devices over the past few months, but Motorola -- arguably the biggest of Intel's smartphone partners -- has been content to keep quiet about the fruits of its efforts longer than others.
Well, that wait is finally over. Motorola officially revealed the Intel-powered RAZR i at a (relatively brief) press event in London today, and as early rumors foretold it looks nearly identical to the recently-released RAZR M.
Motorola Droid RAZR M Review: The Best Non-Giant Android Phone [Lightning Review]
Android phones have been getting bigger and bigger, and that's not everyone's cup of tea. As Motorola said at unveiling of the Droid RAZR M, "Some people just want a smaller phone." Does this phone, des...
Motorola Droid RAZR M Review: The Best Non-Giant Android Phone [Lightning Review]
Android phones have been getting bigger and bigger, and that's not everyone's cup of tea. As Motorola said at unveiling of the Droid RAZR M, "Some people just want a smaller phone." Does this phone, des...
Do smartphone buyers lie about what they want?
In the beginning of 2012, Motorola won praise from tech pundits for launching smartphones with superior battery life. Models like DROID RAZR MAXX clearly outperformed rival phones from Apple and Samsung. Gartner polling shows that more than 50% of smartphone buyers want better battery life in their next device. Seems like Motorola has latched onto a winning theme. Except that the latest comScore data shows Motorola’s market share crashing in America, even competing against aging iPhone 4S. Motorola lost a stunning 1.3 percentage points in just three months, underperforming the ailing LG. In the company’s Wednesday major product roll-out event, Motorola once again focused on battery performance with relentless zeal. A 2,500 mAh battery! 21 hour continuous talk time! 10 hours of video
Do smartphone buyers lie about what they want?
In the beginning of 2012, Motorola won praise from tech pundits for launching smartphones with superior battery life. Models like DROID RAZR MAXX clearly outperformed rival phones from Apple and Samsung. Gartner polling shows that more than 50% of smartphone buyers want better battery life in their next device. Seems like Motorola has latched onto a winning theme. Except that the latest comScore data shows Motorola’s market share crashing in America, even competing against aging iPhone 4S. Motorola lost a stunning 1.3 percentage points in just three months, underperforming the ailing LG. In the company’s Wednesday major product roll-out event, Motorola once again focused on battery performance with relentless zeal. A 2,500 mAh battery! 21 hour continuous talk time! 10 hours of video
Motorola Droid RAZR HD: Beauty in a Kevlar Coat [Video]
We haven't seen a flagship device from Verizon and Motorola since the last Droid RAZR was announced nearly a year ago. A case could be made for the RAZR MAXX, announced at CES, but Moto needed something...
Motorola’s Secret Weapon for Its Next Android Phone Is a Complete Edge-to-Edge Screen? [Android]
The Motorola phones that have leaked before its announcement event next week have mostly been varying degrees of meh. Droid Razr somethin' or another who cares. How are they going to make some noise? Ho...
New Motorola Droid Razr HD Images Leaked in YouTube Videos? [Motorola]
Is this the new phone Motorola is going to be showing off on September 5th? Maybe. The image above is taken from video tutorials that appeared on YouTube, showing what seems to be a new Motorola handset...
Do You Remember Your First Mobile Phone? [Past Perfect]
These were my dumb phones. In fact other than a short-lived Treo (returned!) this is every phone I owned prior to the first iPhone. I know, I know. I should have sent them to soldiers. But I didn't. ...
