Motorola may have announced a few smartphones yesterday including the Photon 4G for Sprint and the Triumph for Virgin Mobile however they did not mention the MOTOBLUR user interface at all. And given they seem to have touted that user interface as the next greatest thing so often in the past, that sounded a bit more »

The latest and exciting phone to launch on Verizon Wireless in the near future will be the Motorola Droid 3. The latest iteration of the Droid lineup has been kept under tight wraps by Verizon Wireless, whom typically has a poor track record of preventing leaks. In any case, the Droid 3 is a revamped more »

Telus customers now have another Android smartphone to pick from. The latest device to enter the available category with Telus is the Motorola Defy. The handset is priced at $79.99 on a three year agreement and comes with its rugged designed exterior. The Motorola Defy features a 3.7 inch WVGA (480 x 854) touchscreen display, more »

Back in November 2009 Motorola started making Android smartphones with the Cliq. The Cliq wasn’t very well received by those who spend a lot of their time around smartphones, but apparently it did well enough to warrant a successor, the Cliq 2. The Cliq 2 is just your average Android smartphone with a 1GHz processor, more »

I just finished my review of the Motorola Defy on T-Mobile yesterday and one of the sticking issues was the 2.1 operating system. Word come today from a German subsidy of O2 via twitter that we’ll see the 2.2 upgrade come next Spring. The bad news is the US T-Mobile version isn’t listed, just the more »

T-Mobile has announced that starting on Black Friday, customers who sign up for a family plan and purchase a featured smartphone such as the MyTouch or BlackBerry Bold will be eligible to get a second featured smartphone or Android phone free. This promotion will run until January 18th and includes the new Samsung Galaxy Tab more »

T-Mobile officially announced the Motorola Defy back in mid-September, which just so happened to take place on the Oprah Winfrey Show. And while it was an interesting way to unveil a phone, we have heard little else since. In fact, T-Mobile added the handset to the device lineup on their site in the beginning of more »

Wow, that was quick. Forget $349 (MSRP), forget the $79 AT&T wants you to pay. The Motorola FLIPOUTt is being offered at WireFly for free. Like AT&T’s deal the phone is sold at this price only with a new two-year contract. We literally just brought you the news about AT&T finally offering this phone after more »

The Motorola Defy was originally announced by way of the Oprah Winfrey show back in mid-September and it now has an official “coming soon” style page with T-Mobile. And similar to other pages of this style, we are still unsure of the price and release date. But that aside, there are a few images as more »

Anssi Vanjoki, Nokia’s outgoing EVP, commented today on the rash of stories that broke out about how Nokia might find success if they’d just switch to Android. Apparently frustrated by the comments, Vanjoki related using Android to Finnish boys”peeing their pants for warmth”, it’s a short term gain. Nokia is committed to Symbian. Nokia holds, more »