Motorola X Phone might debut the rumoured Android 5.0 Key Lime Pie as Google looks to build on the success achieved by its last smartphone, Nexus 4. Since Google has taken over Motorola Mobility, which manufactures handsets, it could start a new line of products for the search-engine giant. Motorola X Phone was also reported not to be a Nexus device. The release rumours of Android 5.0 Key Lime Pie…

Google and Motorola are reported to be working on a tablet and X phone, which might be released sometime in the next year. Google owned Motorola recently acquired Viewdle, an imaging and gesture-recognition software developer, which might have prompted the handset manufacturer to make strides for the new devices. Reports suggest that the hindrances in the manufacturing and supply chain management have forced the company to rethink about some features…

Google will sell Motorola Mobility’s TV set-top business for $2.35 billion to Arris Group Inc., which is looking to grow in the sector of video delivery. The company when compared to Motorola Mobility is a relatively small provider of high speed internet equipment. The purchase has already brought good returns for Arris Group as its stock went up by nearly 17 percent. Motorola is also a manufacturer of smartphones and…

The Motorola Razr I is the latest offering from Google owned smartphone maker Motorola. It shares its design and many of its features with the Razr M, launched in the US, however it is one of the first mainstream android devices to feature an Intel chipset inside. In this review we will look at the design of the device, the Intel chipset and some of the main features and compare…

Motorola Razr i, the recently released smartphone from the American company was available for pre-order in the UK for a price of £18.50 payable per month. The offer is provided by O2, UK’s online retailer and network provider. Motorola Razr i is the first phone to be powered by a 2GHz Intel Atom processor. The price of Razr i brings the total cost of ownership to £372, which is only…

Motorola announced Razr i for the UK consumers powered by a 2Ghz Intel Atom processor. The American company, busy announcing devices this September has spiked the processor for the UK users from its previous variant Razr M, which was released for the US customers. This smartphone consolidates the partnership between Motorola and Intel, which was announced a year ago. Razr i will be the first Android phone to clock such…

Motorola has finally rolled out the long-awaited 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich (ICS) update of Google’s Android platform to its Razr smartphone. The ICS update will be available for select users only, while the rest will be getting it “in the coming week”, Motorola posted on its European Facebook page.

Motorola Mobility, the Google owned handset maker, announces the disappointing news that around 4,000 employees will lose their jobs as it looks for ways to make practical cutbacks in times of economic uncertainty. Tech Hunter learns that the once prosperous brand now faces a sudden turnaround under the Google global enterprise and 20% of its staff will leave, in a move that will see a third of its 94 worldwide…

American phonemaker Motorola Mobility is confident that the proposed US ban on it’s smartphones will not go into effect and continues selling it’s handsets. The Google acquired company said it plans to avoid the ban on the smartphones found to have infringed Microsoft’s Activesync patents by taking appropriate measures. The company said in a statement that it will continue selling the smartphones in the US market.

American phonemaker Motorola has announced the launch of cheap and cheerful Motosmart Android phone for the UK market. The fans of Motorola will be however disappointed to know that the phone runs the old Android 2.3 Gingerbread operating system and has a 600MHz Qualcomm MSM727 processor. The phone sports a 3.5-inch touchscreen display with a low resolution of 480×320.