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Motorola unveiled the Droid 4 and Droid RAZR MAXX at CES. We got to take a hands-on look at them. 
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Motorola on Thursday announced two new smartphones MOTOLUXE & DEFY MINI scheduled to launch this spring. Both the devices runs Android 2.3 with Motorola’s custom MOTOBLUR skin.
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The new version of Motorola's Razr phone is a remarkable piece of engineering - and sets a new standard for the company...
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Comparing devices that rely on fundamentally different ecosystems isn't always productive. For the user that is entrenched in the iOS system, with hundreds of apps to their name, there ...
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Google’s enormous $12.5 billion acquisition of Motorola Mobility will help the Internet search giant emulate Apple — and fight against the iPhone maker for the hearts of gadget lovers, tech analysts say.
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Let me tell you about what Motorola has going on with their two latest devices, the DROID 3 and the PHOTON 4G.
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The Photon 4G has arrived for review. The device is yet another contender for the oft-sought (though rarely nabbed) King Android crown, and the well-equipped phone is one of the first, serious Motorola entries to Sprint’s lineup. The device is no slouch, nor is its sales pitch. It’s the first WiMAX device from Motorola, and it’s a heavyweight in the specs department, boasting a dual-core Tegra 2 CPU, 16GB of storage onboard (with a total possible of 48GB), and worldphone capabilities. All that power comes housed in an unusual — though eerily Droid Charge-like — package, and seems poised to yank the rug out from under HTC’s excellently performing EVO 4G. But does the Photon have the juice to turn eyes away from the carrier’s heavily-advertised star player, and more to the point — can it bring customers back to Sprint (or at least keep them around)? All those questions and more are answered below, so read on for our full review!
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According to Fudzilla's sources, the second Xoom is done and dusted, with its 10-inch screen getting a sizeable increase from 1280 x 800 to 2048 x 1536, ditching the 16:9 aspect ratio for a 4:3 one.
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Motorola has just posted a teaser video inviting us all to ‘Stay Unplugged’. It looks like the company will be introducing some form of wireless charging at CES 2012 next week. The video features a crying USB plug and a tagline — ‘Stay Unplugged’.
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When the Motorola Xoom was launched with Honeycomb, I was slightly disappointed by its hardware design and the below average quality of the display.
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Wired.co.uk reviews the Motorola RAZR phone. Can this new Android smartphone live up to the success of its RAZR predecessor?
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It's not even a year since we saw the first Motorola Xoom, but already we're looking at its next generation - cunningly named the Motorola Xoom 2.
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Along with a portfolio of 17,000 patents, Google also stands to acquire a profile of super Android devices from its $12.5 billion acquisition of Motorola Mobility.
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New York/San Francisco - Google is paying $12.5-billion to buy Motorola Mobility Holdings in its biggest-ever deal, finally securing a swathe of valuable mobile patents to ramp up a war with Apple and other rivals.
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The Motorola Droid Bionic has had so many rumored launch dates that we have been wondering if the device would ever go on sale, and now Motorola's CEO Sanjay Jha has recently confirmed to Cnet, that the Droid Bionic will finally go on sale in...
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Phil takes a look at the new Motorola Droid 3 Android smartphone on Verizon.
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We've been waiting for the Motorola Droid Bionic since January, and signs show that it might finally be out later this summer. But will that be too late? Read this blog post by Nicole Lee on .
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