Very early in January, Motorola (MOT) as we know it will be no more . The parts you probably care about – handsets and TV set-top boxes – will be spun off as a new company called Motorola Mobility. The leftovers – mostly communications infrastructure
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Motorola Android tablet specs and Honeycomb home screen leaked in Taiwan? - engadget
Turns out Andy Rubin might not be the only fella who's been showing off the elusive Motorola Android tablet. Earlier this week, some lucky guy from Taiwan claims to have stumbled upon the same Honeycomb device, and was kind enough to share the above
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Motorola Droid Gets Android 2.2.1 - PC Magazine
On Monday, Verizon announced that the Motorola Droid is getting an over-the-air software update (FRG83D) to Android 2.2.1. The carrier says enhancements include an updated Twitter application with new authentication support, improved Exchange ActiveSync
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Motorola Wages Uphill Battle To Gain Share Against Apple, RIM - Forbes (blog)
The mobile phone industry is a highly competitive industry with players like Motorola , Apple , Research in Motion and Nokia each fighting for market share. We believe that Motorola’s declining market share, [ 1 ] coupled with potentially greater
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Motorola outs Defy with Eclair, promises Froyo update in Q2 - CNET Asia
Motorola has a new kid on the block this holiday season. The Defy will be available in Singapore from service provider StarHub by December 18. The recommended retail price of S$528 is pretty affordable for an Android 2.1 smartphone with a 3.7-inch WVGA
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Motorola's Honeycomb tablet sneaks into wild - CNET News
During last week's All Things D conference, Google's Andy Rubin gave the world a sneak peek at an upcoming Motorola tablet running the long-awaited tablet-optimized version of the Android OS, code-named "Honeycomb." This week, with far less fanfare, images
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