Advertisements It seems a Motorola-made Nexus smartphone is finally coming after all. Many Motorola lovers were waiting for a Nexus smartphone from the company since Google acquired this US-based smartphone maker. According to a report in Android and Me, this Motorola Nexus phone will be released in the end of year, around the same we […]
Advertisements After few weeks of silence, Motorola seems to be coming back in full form. Three Motorola Android devices has been spotted online and expected to be announced in the coming months. One of these devices is codenamed Ghost, which is said to be the same smartphone (Motorola XT912A) that was spotted in Vietnam few […]
Advertisements The only thing about Motorola that has been positively in news is the rumoured X Phone. Until believed to be a single device with superphone specs, is now turning out to be a series of devices, like the Galaxy phones from Samsung. Online reports indicate that Motorola is working on a series of Android […]
Advertisements Motorola has suspended the operations at its Chennai phone-making factory indefinitely as it cuts 10pc of its headcount globally. According to a report in WSJ, Motorola is laying off about 1200 of its employees as a part of global cost-cutting. 76 India job cuts are part of the same cost-cutting, but there is no […]
Advertisements If you were waiting to see some earth-shattering Android phones from Motorola in the next few months, you are out of luck. Google CFO Patrick Pichette revealed at the Morgan Stanley Technology Conference that Motorola’s current product pipeline is “not really to the standards that what Google would say is wow.” “We’ve inherited 18 […]
Advertisements Google seems to have finally decided to make use of Motorola acquisition and is reportedly working on a smartphone codenamed ‘X’. The smartphone will be followed by similarly codenamed tablet too, reports Wall Street Journal. WSJ adds that a former Google product manager Lior Ron is currently in-charge of the project. He was earlier […]
Advertisements Motorola Mobility, which was already known to be winding up India operations, has made the news official by closing down its website. Visitors to the company’s India website are being greeted with the following message, making it pretty certain that we won’t be seeing any more phones from the company.
Advertisements Motorola has announced which Android smartphones from the company will be getting the Android 4.1 update. Company has given the timeframe for some of the devices, but for others, it will be announced on a later date.