And just like that, the rumor becomes official and it was almost correct. Anyway, it seems that Verizon is preparing to unveil what they are calling the “next generation of Droid” at an invitation only press event on June 23rd. Of course, most people believe this will be the Droid X, and we here at more »

According to the latest rumor, Verizon is going to launch the Android-based Droid X on July 19th. Granted that is still over a month away from now, but in a little bit of a silver lining, its expected that Verizon is going to make the official announcement sometime next week. Read [Droid Life] Image via more »

A few more images of the Motorola Droid X have recently hit the web, and this time one thing is certain — Mr. Blurrycam was not responsible for these. To begin with there are more than a handful available to look at, however there are also some specs that came along with. First things first more »

Another smartphone has made its way into my home office, unfortunately, like the others this is also a review unit that will go back in a few weeks — but still fun to play with for a little while. The phone is the recently released Motorola Devour, which is available with Verizon Wireless. I have more »

Verizon and Motorola today officially announced the Motorola Devour, an Android-powered phone set to be released for use on the Verizon network next month. The Devour, which runs Motorola’s custom-version of Android, MOTOBLUR, comes with a QWERTY slider and a 3.1-inch capacitive touchscreen. The phone runs Android 1.6 and includes an 8GB microSD card to more »

The phone that made me do a 180 on my stance on Moto is coming very soon. Pre-sale for the Moto Cliq will start October 19 to November 1, 2009. That pre-sale is for existing T-Mobile customers. The phone will be in stores on November 2, 2009. What’s the cost? $199.99 with a two-year agreement. more »

Gadgetell got some hands on time with the Motorola Cliq, Moto’s Android phone. Motorola added its own shell on top of Android called MotoBlur which aggregates all your social networks and e-mail to give you a head’s up display on what’s going on with your friends. The Cliq features a slider keyboard and glass touchscreen so you can communicate in style. So what were our impressions on this phone? Keep reading.

This past week Motorola announced it’s new Cliq, its first Android phone, and yet another great use of the open platform. It seems to be following in the footsteps of the HTC Hero, being an Android phone that does something new and interesting with a platform that allows for just about anything. When Motorola announced more »