Larry Page hints at rugged Motorola devices
Yesterday, Google officially announced their first 2013 quarterly earnings, and according to Google’s CEO Larry Page,they had a very strong start to 2013, with $14.0 billion in revenue, up 31% year-on-year – Motorola Mobile revenues were $1.02 billion, which is less as compared to last quarter …
Google planning to cut 10% of Motorola’s workforce
When Google bought Motorola Mobility for $12.5 billion, there was a bit of hope in the air that Motorola Mobility would rise again. Unfortunately, things are not going according to the plan. Results seem to be getting tougher to swallow at the end of every …
Motorola acquires facial recognition company Viewdle
Could this tech power multi-user profiles for future Android tablets? We certainly hope so.
Motorola: ‘The new Motorola starts today’
Motorola wants you to know that despite all the great stuff from the past few years (decades, really), they are just getting going. Perhaps a result of the Google pairing, or possibly as a result of knowing how many patents they are sitting on, Motorola …
Motorola to shed 20% of workforce, focus on fewer devices
The number of devices will slow to a few per year, but should be cooler and more feature-rich.
Google to give Motorola Mobility its own space
The acquisition of Motorola Mobility by Google is considered as one of the biggest moves in the technology industry. $12.5 billion isn’t a small amount, right? Word was on the street that Motorola will completely merge in with Google, and we might see a time when there …
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Motorola Droid RAZR HD photos and specs leaked
About two months ago, we saw the first shot of the Droid RAZR HD, and now Droid-Life is back with some more images and information about Verizon’s next big monster. The image above tells us that it’s coming to Verizon for sure, and it will also …
Google officially acquires Motorola Mobility, looks down the road
The nine-month, $12.5 billion deal has come to a close.
Google considering selling Motorola handset division to Huawei, rumors indicate
It has been better part of a year since Google announced its intent to acquire Motorola Mobility for $12.5 billion. While we’re still waiting for various governmental departments to officially approve the purchase, rumors have circulated as to what Google plans to do with the …
Q3 What?! Motorola Mobility updates Android 4.0 details for devices
Updates, updates, updates… A hot topic for many Android users. Most of us are, at this point, used to getting the shaft when it comes to timely updates from OEM’s and carriers. Motorola knows this is an important issue, as they’ve released some news regarding …
Motorola announces pair of new Androids for Europe, China, and other markets
Motorola Mobility today announced a pair of new Android smartphones for Europe, China, and other markets. Running Android 2.3 Gingerbread, these two are designed to offer consumers affordable choices that best fit their unique personalities. On one hand we have the MOTOLUXE, a slim touch-only …
Motorola Droid 4 spy shots revealed, looks promising
Motorola is known as one of the leading mobile phone manufacturers in the world and they recently launched several new Android devices. The Droid RAZR is their latest and greatest soon-to-be launched Android phone but now it seems they’re already prepping for the next big …
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Motorola Atrix 2 Leaked, Looks Promising
Earlier this year, AT&T released Motorola’s first ever dual-core device known as the Motorola Atrix. Then in July, some shots of a Motorola prototype device leaked and was soon labeled as the successor to the Atrix. Now our friends over at BGR have managed to …
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Motorola Expects Less Than 1.5 Million Xoom Sales for 2011
Motorola said yesterday that it forecasts between 1.3 million to 1.5 million tablets sales for the course of 2011, with numbers continuing to taper in the face of stronger competition. After only selling 440,000 Xoom tablets in the second quarter, the figures can only be …
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Motorola Televation Streams Live TV to Connected Devices
Motorola Mobility just announced a new broadband device designed to share live TV across other connected IP devices. Called Motorola Televation, it uses a 1GHZ digital QAM tuner and CableCard to pull broadcast television out of coax outlets and transmit it as DRM-protected MPEG-2 to …
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