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Motorola will Sell 'Inexpensive Xoom Family Tablet' For $379

Motorola will Sell ‘Inexpensive Xoom Family Tablet’ For $379

In an effort to appeal to cash-strapped consumers, Motorola has announced that they’ll soon be selling a less expensive, “family oriented” tablet for $379. Continue reading

Google Buys Motorola Mobility for $12.5 Billion -- Will They Compete with Apple?

Google Buys Motorola Mobility for $12.5 Billion — Will They Compete with Apple?

In a stunning new move, Google has purchased handset maker Motorola Mobility — which could put them in a position to threaten Apple’s dominance of the handset market. Continue reading

Motorola to Upgrade ALL Verizon-Branded Xoom Devices to LTE

Motorola to Upgrade ALL Verizon-Branded Xoom Devices to LTE

Worried that rooting your Motorola Xoom tablet will void the LTE upgrade? Fear not! Motorola will let it slide. Continue reading

Behold a Visualization of Android Phone Activations

Behold a Visualization of Android Phone Activations

The Android Developer’s YouTube page has posted a video that visualizes the Android-powered devices that have been activated around the world since October 2008. It’s captivating, hypnotizing and a little bit trippy. Continue reading

T-Mobile Launches Motorola ZN5 Cameraphone

Normally, we don’t post about new cellphones on Gearfuse. The one exception is when we feel a cellphone boasts above-average features that will help its user and the Motorola ZN5 is no exception. It has a built-in 5-megapixel camera that’s optimized for low light shooting conditions. Also featured is a Xenon flash, auto-focus, panorama shooting mode and a 2.4-inch LCD. Quadband GSM with EDGE rounds it out and the phone can take up to 4GB of additional memory. At $99,... Continue reading

Motorola Readying Android Phone

Little is known about Motorola’s Android endeavor but the public will surely welcome another Google phone. Word on the street is that Motorola is preparing a touchscreen iPhone competitor that will run the Android OS and will feature a full QWERTY keyboard. Unfortunately, the unnamed phone won’t be available until Q2 2009, so don’t hold your breath. Link

Win Big: 12 Days of Bluetooth Technology

Everyone likes giveaways, unless of course that giveaway has to be won by submitting a picture of you posing as Alfred E. Neuman. The Bluetooth Special Interest Group is announcing the 12 hottest Bluetooth enabled products for the 2008 holiday season by launching a giveaway event on Bluetooth.com. These products were hand selected to highlight fun, gift worthy Bluetooth enabled devices that are available today. Hit the jump for the details and learn how Gearfuse readers can get an extra... Continue reading

Motorola and Nokia Forming Big Android Teams

Nokia is tight but Motorola? I haven’t seen a desirable phone from you guys since the PEBL. Ouch! In all seriousness, both phone manufacturers are building up solid Google Android teams in house to help develop phones that will run the OS. Motorola is supposedly forming a huge 350 person team to solve the lack of Android-equipped phones the company offers. Of course, none of this matters since last week, T-Mobile and HTC announced the G1 Android phone. There’s not... Continue reading

Motorola To Title Next Line Of Phones “Moto ZiNE”

Word on the streets is that Motorola has picked out a name for their next line of phones. The creative RZR and KRZR seemed to really take off, so there’s no reason why the new multimedia phones “Moto ZiNE” shouldn’t take off either. Rumor has it that the new ZiNE line will feature a Z10 sucessor featuring a massive touchscreen, WiFI, GPS and an 8 MP picture snapping machine with optical zoom, supposedly in conjunction with Kodak. Our hands are... Continue reading

Motorola patents solar powered LCD panels

A recently released patent from Motorola reveals a cellphone design that integrates solar panels and the LCD display of the phone. Environmental-lovin’ nerds are sure to be up in arms with a joyous stupor over the announcement of solar integration. The technology works best with black LCD screens, with 75% of the rays reaching past the display layer. The thin film layer needed to integrate the two technologies is still pretty expensive, which has so far, not allowed for a... Continue reading