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24 Hours with the Cliq 2.1 Update
I think the chief complaint behind companies who insist on having the own software overtop Android, be it Blur, Sense, or TouchWiz, is the delay in updates. Here I am, probably only a few short weeks, a month at most away from seeing Gingerbread Stock …
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Rumored Motorola Olympus to Hit AT&T in Q1 ’11
According to a BGR source, AT&T is poised to pick up their best Android phone to date come early 2011.
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Droid Pro to Debut at $299 with 2-Year Contract?
The sleuths over at Droid Life stumbled across what looks to be a landing page for Verizon’s upcoming world phone, the Droid Pro.
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Leaked Document Shows Sprint’s Galaxy Tab Launching November 14
Android Central has come into possession of a leaked internal Sprint document which tips the launch date of the Samsung Galaxy Tab for November 14th.
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Motorola Puts Together 7 Videos for T-Mobile Defy
Motorola’s how2moto YouTube account has thrown seven new videos online to show off various features of the forthcoming T-Mobile Defy. Looking more like a few Android 101 tips, the short clips cover topics like capturing and sharing video clips, setting up personal email, and using contacts.
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Rejoice! Android 2.1 Comes to Motorola Cliq
Less than a day after we reported that Motorola was looking for Cliq owners to test out Android 2.1, we’ve learned that the update is available for all.
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T-Mobile, Motorola Seeking Cliq Users to Test Android 2.1
Motorola is currently seeking 2,000 T-Mobile Cliq owners who would like to volunteer for some Eclair testing. A posting on the Motorola support forum says they are are rolling out a trial release of Android 2.1 ahead of the official update in order to get feedback and help ensure users get the best experience.
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Rumored Droid X SE to Tweak Colors, Bump Processor to 1.2GHz
Motorola and Verizon have been very busy this year, pumping out one powerful Droid iteration after another. While some are new models like the Droid Pro, others are special versions of previous releases such as the R2D2 edition of the Droid 2.
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Motorola CLIQ to See Android 2.1 Next Month?
Those of you who have stood by your Motorola Cliq, watching other phones pass by, get ready. Your day is coming! Android 2.1 is rumored to arrive at some point in the middle of November. According to information obtained by TmoNews, T-Mobile is set to …
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Motorola Flipout Arriving at AT&T, Goes on Sale Sunday
Motorola announced three MOTOBLUR-flavored devices for AT&T last week with the Flipout, Bravo, and Flipside phones. Tapped with an ambiguous “coming soon” for a release date, we don’t know when to officially recommend you head down to your local store to pick one of these …
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Droid Pro Red Eye Spotted, Looking Good
Well hello there, Droid Pro, the newest member of the Droid family. The Droid Pro was announced yesterday, as a device that will, most likely, complete with RIM’s Blackberry devices. It is a world-phone, so you’ll have service even if you travel to areas overseas, …
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AT&T Adds to Android Arsenal with Trio of Motorola Devices – Bravo, Flipside, and Flipout
AT&T has announced three new Android handsets today, each coming from Motorola. Dubbed the Flipout, Bravo, and Flipside, they are each Android 2.1 phones with the latest release of MOTOBLUR user experience. And keeping with Motorola’s track record, the phones carry unique form factors not found on other carriers.
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Rumor: T-Mobile Project ‘Begonia’ to be Motorola Cliq 2
You may recall that way back in July the folks at AndroidSPIN were able to get their hands on a copy of T-Mobile’s year end roadmap. Among the listed Android devices were two from Motorola. With one handset (Jordan) already accounted for in the Motorola Defy, the other has yet to be figured out. According to Engadget, the Project Begonia phone will be the T-Mobile Cliq 2.
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I Spied an Unreleased Motorola Smartphone, But Which?
Chicago is a great city. It is home to deep dish pizza, six of the ten tallest skyscrapers in the United States, the Monsters of the Midway and Wrigley Field. It is also home to Motorola. Yes, Apple is not the only handset manufacturer located …
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Android: Open Source or Just an Open Mess?
Those of us who are familiar with the “with Google” stamp on the back of our respective Android phones what does this actually signify? Is it part of a carrier deal that gives exclusivity to Google premium apps like Gmail and the Android Market, or …
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