On Friday, Motorola has updated their list of handsets scheduled to receive updates to Android 4.0, Ice Cream Sandwich. While the RAZR and Droid 4 are, as expected, “in development” notably absent this Continue reading
Continuing our look at two of Verizon’s most recent QWERTY releases, I’m taking a look at the Droid 3. Quietly launched in July of 2011, with a vastly improved keyboard, Continue reading
Engadget’s reporting that Motorola and Intel have announced a partnership spanning multiple years and multiple devices. Intel would provide the chips for the devices that Motorola would make. The Medfield Continue reading
Motorola has a tendency to revise hardware relatively quickly. Ask anyone with a Droid Bionic how they felt when the Droid RAZR was announced? Ditto Droid 3 owners who shortly Continue reading
While pricing and availability haven’t been announced, Verizon and Motorola have unveiled the Droid 4 at long last. Based on the Droid RAZR handset, the Droid 4 manages to pack Continue reading
Motorola’s preorder pages for the Xyboard With Wi-Fi 8.2 and 10 inch tablets is ready to take customer orders. Each costs 200 dollars less than their Droid branded cousins, and Continue reading
Motorola announced that they’d begin providing a way to decrypt the bootloaders on their Android phones after consumer backlash by the end of the year. Well the year 2011 Continue reading
The Droid 3 got a surprisingly quiet launch for what’s supposed to be one of Verizon’s flagship handsets. Dual-Core, 2 cameras and with a far better keyboard than it’s predecessors, Continue reading
With all the hoopla about Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) and how it’s a “radical rethinking” of Android, I feel like all the praise is somewhat contrived. Needless to say, Continue reading
