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An FCC filing has confirmed that, in addition to AT&T, the Motorola X Phone will be heading to Sprint later this year.
Though initial reports indicated that the Motorola X Phone would only be available on AT&T's networks, a recent leak points to a CDMA version of the phone for Verizon and Sprint.
Recent rumblings suggest that Google may have abandoned development of the X Phone, instead handing the project off to be developed solely by Motorola.
Two sets of images as well as a rumored set of specs for the highly-anticipated Motorola X Phone have leaked out, offering more info leading up to its possible reveal at Google I/O.
Google chairman Eric Schmidt professes his excitement for the new line of Motorola products. The exec notes that the speculated devices will turn up 'sooner rather than later'.
A recent report done by J.D. Power & Associates has found that, generally speaking, satisfaction among smartphone users is rising, and that satisfaction has increased substantially since 2012.
Verizon begins rolling out its Android 4.1 (Jelly Bean) upgrade for the Droid 4 by Motorola today. New features include Google Now and expanded notifications.
A Google executive recently made it clear that its Motorola subsidiary is going to step up its game. He could have been referring to the NXT, a device that will reportedly have some cutting-edge features.
If you break your phone, who do you call (after getting a replacement phone, that is) to get the data off your old one?
Motorola has begun offering upgrades to Android 4.1 (Jelly Bean) for the Motorola Droid RAZR and Droid RAZR MAXX, which in the U.S. is offered exclusively by Verizon.
Verizon CFO Fran Shammo expects subsidies for smartphones to fall over the next two to three years, meaning consumers will be paying more.
The new generation of Qualcomm mobile processors can do more than just speed up your apps. With the 2013 generation of Snapdragon chips, Qualcomm is introducing Quick Charge 2.0, which it claims will charge the phone up to 75% faster than the competition.
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