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MWC 2010: Hands On a Few Motorola Devices [VIDEO]
Here is a short overview of the latest Motorola Android phones, including the QUENCH/CLICK XT and the BACKFLIP. The QUENCH looks OK but not as good as the model for the Korean (MOTOROI) and Chinese (XT800 and MT710) markets. The BACKFLIP is a very odd …
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Full Motorola Devour Specs Surface
The full list of specs for the Droid Devour from Motorola have unearthed and they are remarkably unremarkable. On paper, the next Android-based handset from Verizon looks much like the Cliq and Backflip. Don’t get us wrong; we’re not saying that’s a bad thing. Everyone …
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Motorola Will Be Launching 20 to 30 Android Phones in 2010
Great news for Motorola fans! Motorola’s Asia Pacific Vice President Spiro Nikokoulos recently stated in an interview with CNET Asia that the company will be launching 20 to 30 Android phones across the globe in 2010. The VP also said that not every phone would …
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Motorola at CES: Flash for Droid, 2.1 for Cliq, Backflip for AT&T?
Motorola CEO Sanjay Jha’s press event at CES today lasted less than half an hour but he crammed some fairly big news into that short time. The highlights:
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AT&T Confirms Android Plans – 5 Handsets in First Half of 2010
AT&T has finally added their name to the list of carriers officially on board with Android. Coming not a moment too soon, the nation’s 4th largest carrier announced today that five Android-based handsets are coming in the first half of 2010. Speaking at the 4th …
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Motorola Backflip Headed to AT&T
Our friends over at phandroid were just passed along some images of the Motorola Motus. According to their tipster, we can start calling this one the Enzo, however it might be Backflip by the time it rolls out. The images finally help us understand just …
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Motorola Motus Image and Specs Arrive
There must be some unwritten rule somewhere that says the first picture taken of any handset must be blurry. What is it with these things? Does everybody have to rush through a photo? Anyways, here’s the first picture of the Motorola Motus, a unique device …
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