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You Tell Us: What is AT&T’s Best Android Handset For the Money?
As we head into the new year and a slew of new Android goodies, we’d like to start reflecting on the current crop of phones. We’ll be taking the next few days and weeks to gauge our readers’ opinions on handsets and carriers as they pertain to Android. To kick things off, we’d like to know which Android-based smart phones are the best value for AT&T.
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Motorola Olympus Spotted In the Wild… At a Flea Market?
We’ve all heard the buzz about the up-and-coming Motorola Olympus, and the guys over at Gizmodo have a tipster that claims they picked up this beauty at a local Flea Market. What we do know for sure is that the Moto Olympus is running FroYo …
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AT&T Facebook Page Accidentally Outs Motorola Olympus with Possible December Release
AT&T’s Share Facebook page has accidentally spilled the beans on when to expect their forthcoming Motorola Olympus. The Tegra 2-powered handset had not been pegged with a release date but many had predicted an early 2011 launch.
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Amazon’s Smart Phone Deals Features Oodles of Android
Amazon has some amazing deals for those of you looking to pick up a new Android handset this holiday weekend. These devices are from all four major carriers and run the gamut of handset makers as well.
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Fabled Motorola Olympus Spied
If any of you have been following the Motorola Olympus stories over the past month or so, you’ve probably been wondering what the handset actually looks like. Fortunately, a tipster has been hitting up all the tech sites on the web this morning with two images which are claimed to be of the Nvidia Tegra 2-powered Motorola Olympus.
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Nokia Continues to Say ‘No’ to Android
What do you do when you think the ship you are navigating is sinking? Do you go down with the ship like the guy from “Titantic”, or do you look for a life raft? Well despite all the warning signs that Nokia has been receiving over the past 2 years, they are going to stick with their sinking ship, Symbian.
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Motorola Confirms 2.1 for the Cliq and Backflip
For those of you using the Motorola Cliq or the Backflip, we have some great news for you! Motorola is confirming that Android 2.1 is now officially available.
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Rumor: Motorola’s 7-Inch MOTOPAD to Launch with Android 3.0
We don’t even have an announcement for Android 2.3 yet we’re already hearing about Android 3.0 ‘Honeycomb’. According to a tweet from mobile-review (Eldar Murtazin), Motorola is prepping their first tablet, the 7-inch MOTOPAD with Android 3.0 under the hood. Wow, MOTOPAD. Didn’t see that …
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Microsoft vs Motorola “The War Rages On”
Motorola vs Microsoft and Microsoft vs Motorola The war rages on with the two corporate giants. Ok let me catch you up if you don’t know the two (Microsoft/Motorola) are in a lawsuit war “I sue you then you sue me” over various trademark/patent infringements and Android was …
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Verizon Confirms $49.99 Motorola Citrus for November 11
Verizon has issued a press release officially confirming what was leaked earlier this month. The Motorola Citrus handset announced in October will go on sale tomorrow, November 11th.
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Droid Pro Priced at $179.99, Due November 18
Verizon has officially announced pricing and availability for their upcoming, world-ready Droid Pro. Set to debut on November 18th, the 1GHz ‘Blackberry Killer’ will run $179.99 after a two-year service agreement and $100 mail-in rebate.
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Motorola Shows CITRUS on New Videos [VIDEO]
Motorola just dropped off a new YouTube video where they are showing the Verizon Citrus. At only one minute long, it’s enough to show how the handset maker is evolving their touch-only Android smart phones.
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Hell Partially Freezes Over as the Moto Backflip 2.1 Rollout Begins.
As the title says, the wait seems to be over for owners of the Moto Backflip, as Engadget is reporting that the Android 2.1 update for said device is rolling out on a limited basis as of today.
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T-Mobile to Have Four Android Phones for Less Than $100 This Holiday
tarting this week, T-Mobile will be offering four Android-based handsets below the $100 price point. While they aren’t necessarily the high-end super phones some of you readers might be after, they will definitely attract new Android users. The devices come from handset makers LG, Motorola, and Huawei with varying prices and specs.
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Apple Going After Android Through Manufacturers?
PC World is reporting today that Apple has filed suit against Android handset developer Motorola, for infringing on their multi-touch patents. Specifically, Apple is saying that Motorola infringed on this patent by including multi-touch on the following Android devices: Droid Droid 2 Droid X Cliq …
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