Earlier today, Motorola announced that the Moto Maker program made popular with their Moto X devices is now available for the Moto 360 smartwatch. Now you … Read more…
Motorola has announced an updated version of their Moto E budget device. An affordable solution to more costly flagship devices, the new Moto E features some … Read more…
The great thing about Android devices is that there is no shortage of choice. Not only are their various manufacturers, but there are various designs, … Read more…
Motorola updated their Moto X device last fall and now it has received an update to Android 5.0.1 Lollipop. In an increasingly mid-sized smartphone market, … Read more…
With phones getting larger and the lines between smartphone and tablet blurring even more, it’s no surprise that Google’s latest device ended up being an … Read more…
Smartwatches have been gaining steam lately and a few shipped last year using Google’s Android Wear operating system. Typically smartwatches feature a square face, but … Read more…
We all know that the Apple iPhone was not the first phone with fingerprint scanning technology. Motorola was experimenting with the technology on its own … Read more…
Motorola has been tearing it up lately! Ever since the split from Google, they’ve had a pretty good run. This year’s Moto X looks amazing, … Read more…
The Moto 360 Review – Out And About – Chris Wilson When I first saw the Moto 360 pictures turn up online I was … Read more…
One of the recent gripes from Nexus device owners has been news that other OEMs including LG, Motorola and Sony have been pushing out Lollipop … Read more…
Three words have been the bane of every Nexus fan’s life these past few days: “Out Of Inventory.” When Google announced that the Nexus 6 … Read more…
One of the key issues with Google’s Android operating system is the fact that OEM’s are slow to update their devices to the latest and … Read more…
Apple’s “Apple Watch” is due to hit sometime in early 2015 and Android smartwatches are already out from Motorola, Samsung, LG and Sony. Now the … Read more…
In September, Motorola President Rick Osterloh announced that the days of the $600 mobile phone were numbered. Apparently he didn’t tell that to his own … Read more…
As anticipated, Google announced a new line of Nexus devices – the Nexus 6, Nexus 9, and Nexus Player – as well as unveiled the … Read more…
Quality control in consumer electronics seems to be getting a lot of attention these days, from the iPhone 6 Plus to the Galaxy Note 4, … Read more…
Today Punit Soni announced via Google+ that he is leaving Motorola Mobility behind with no word as to his future ventures. Soni helped usher in … Read more…
CNET is reporting that despite reports of the HTC smartwatch being killed, it is indeed alive and coming early 2015. Reportedly HTC had abandoned the … Read more…
It’s that time of year, time for the next round of smartphones to blast you in the face just as you’re due for an upgrade. … Read more…
Well folks, the press only event in Chicago today seems to have produced some leaked images of the Moto 360. The images show the round … Read more…
After the rumoured demise of the Nexus line being replaced by the Android Silver project, the Android world rejoiced when a promise of devices was … Read more…
Project Ara, the modular phone project started under a Google owned Motorola and continues on in Google’s hands is closing down it’s dscout program. The dscout program was a R&D effort by the company to get as many ideas and thoughts from regular users as they could. Google cultivated as much data as they could to use in making the prototype Ara phone and will likely keep using that data in the full production as well. You can read Dan Makoski’s email farewell below.
Motorola had a contest on watch face designs on Google+ and recently narrowed it down to a few finalists. Let’s say that it is not too surprising that they just announced the winner in the minuted preceding the Google IO keynote.
Just the other day, Motorola announced that they’d be shutting down their North Texas assembly facility for the Moto X, not quite a year after it opened with a big party. Selling a phone that was assembled in the United States – even if most of the parts were sourced from overseas – was a big selling point for Motorola. While plenty of cell phones are designed and modeled in the US, the Moto X was the only phone to be assembled here. Slumping sales of the custom-designed Moto-X were likely to blame. While the Moto X is a well-designed phone with decent specs, it never took off like I’m sure Motorola would have wanted.
Sundar Pichai, Google’s Senior Vice President of Android, Chrome, & Apps, announced in a post on the Official Google Blog today that Android Wear and smartwatches running the new operating system would be available to consumers as soon as Quarter 2 of this year.
*slow clap* HTC today has released new custom double dip cases. Personally, I was not a fan of the ho-hum original double dipped case HTC … Read more…
So we all know that the Moto G was just announced up for grabs in the US market for an awesome $179 off contract. But … Read more…
Motorola has announced the availability of the new Moto G for just $179 with no contract. That is just an amazing price and amazing deal … Read more…
