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Say Hello to the Motorola “Sholes” [UPDATE]
Today finds us learning of a new Motorola handset, rumored to be headed to Verizon as early as October. Called “Sholes”, it’s a slide out QWERTY with a touch of class. Thanks to the guys at Motofan.ru, we get a couple of high resolution pictures …
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Motorola Performs Better Than Expected
The second quarter results are in for Motorola and it looks like the Schaumburg-based company beat expectations. To be fair, they did post a loss. However the loss was narrower than projected. The loss was only 1 cent per share which beat the overall average …
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Another Pic of Motorola Morrison – Black and Blue
Some phandroid ninja spies have come across a somewhat blurry, although decent sized pic of the Motorola Morrison. The last we saw this phone, it was mostly blue with white trim on the front. This time around, it appears to have a more standard grey/black …
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Motorola Aiming For Low-End with Android
The smart phone market is getting more crowded all the time as handset makers are expanding the product lines. Every carrier now has at least one smart phone hovering around the $200 price point. How does one hope to grab market share in an increasingly …
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Motorola Morrison Arrives in Higher Resolution Pic
A larger image of the Motorola Morrison has made its way online. It looks exactly like the thumbnail from just under a month ago, yet somehow we were surprised when we saw this picture. What’s the target demographics for the phone – Sidekick users? Will …
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Boingo Wireless Now Available For Android Smartphones
Boingo Mobile Wi-Fi Hotspot Finder Expands Its List of Supported Mobile Operating Systems, Also Including Apple iPhone, Symbian Series 60 and Windows Mobile LOS ANGELES – June 17, 2009 – Boingo Wireless, the world’s largest network of Wi-Fi hotspots, introduces the availability of its first …
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Verizon Says Yes to Android Too
You didn’t think Big Red would let the other three companies run around with Android and not want to get in on the fun, did you? AT&T became the largest carrier in the US to offer Android handsets earlier this week, albeit in an unofficial …
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Google I/O Predictions – Reader Submission
The following article is a reader submission from Ben Feldman. You can follow him on twitter at BenFeldman. We’re posting the article untouched, in it’s entirety. These are his predictions for the Google I/O conference which kicks off in a matter of hours. Google I/O …
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T-Mobile Roadmap Shows Moto ‘Morrisson’ Not Same As ‘Bigfoot’
Recently a handset code-named ‘Bigfoot’ found its way online via a few sneaky folks who got their hands on T-Mobile’s Android roadmap. Initially, we believed that T-Mobile was going to offer the phone to Wal-Mart under the codename of ‘Morrison’. Now we’re seeing that they …
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“Bigfoot” is an HTC Device – Cosmetic Redesign of Same Old G1
Here we are – right back where we started. According to a “trusted source” over at TmoToday, the G1 v2/Bigfoot handset is manufactured by HTC. The G1 V2 is still an HTC Android device. It is a physical, external redesign mostly, of the existing G1. …
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Upcoming Samsung Handsets Have Android Headed for the Stars
After waiting for what seemed like an eternity for Samsung Android news, we finally caught a few breaks these last couple of weeks. Now it seems like we can’t keep up with the news. The latest Samsung handsets to get the leak treatment are the …
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Is “Bigfoot” a Motorola Device?
Some people love to dig through leaked phone pictures and piece things together like an episode of LOST. Give them 1 picture of a handset, and the collective mind of a few geeks can generally figure out the who, what, and maybe even when. Such …
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T-Mobile Betting Heavily on Android with 3 Vendors in ’09
We’re anxious to read the upcoming interview between GigaOm’s Om Malik and Cole Brodman, chief technology officer at T-Mobile USA. Expected to be released on or around Monday, it looks to shed more light on T-Mobile’s plans for Android. “We are looking to launch multiple …
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Google’s Android Lawsuit
If Erich Specht gets his way, his company Android Data Corp., will receive nearly $100 million in damages from Google and the entire Open Handset Alliance over use of the term “Android.” Google believes the claims don’t have any merit and claim they “will defend …
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