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T-Mobile to release the Dell Streak 7 & Motorola Cliq 2 on January 19th [Rumored Release Dates]

As CES gets closer and closer the rumors are beginning to come quicker and quicker and this latest deals with a T-Mobile release date. The devices in question are the Motorola Cliq 2 and the Dell Streak 7, both of which are expected to be officially announced during CES and then (according to the rumor more »

Motorola Cliq XT users get a welcomed update, includes the Swype keyboard and numerous improvements

Motorola Cliq XT users have a nice little software update waiting for them. And no, sadly it is not the Android 2.1 update. But that aside, this update does include several fixes and improvements. Plus, this update has also added the Swype virtual keyboard. As of now the Android 2.1 update is expected to arrive more »

Leaked T-Mobile roadmap shows several Android phones

AndroidSpin managed to get a hold of an interesting image which shows the expected launch date of several new phones, many of which are unannounced. Remember this is simply a rumor, and the launch dates for these phones are subject to change, or they may not even launch at all. In July, we have the more »

Motorola delays upgrading the CLIQ & CLIQ XT to Android 2.1

It looks like CLIQ and CLIQ XT users will be stuck with Android 1.5 for a little while longer. Android 2.1 was scheduled to be rolled out to CLIQ and CLIQ XT owners before the end of Q2, but according to Motorola, that will not happen. On the Motorola Support Forums, Matt, an employee at more »

Rumor: Motorola Charm to hit T-Mobile with Motoblur

According to one of Engadget’s sources, T-Mobile is set to launch a new Android handset featuring an improved Motoblur. The handset is called the Motorola Charm, which looks like a small, rectangular, compact phone. It features Android 2.1, a physical QWERTY keyboard, and improvements on the social networking side which should make Motoblur a better more »

Deal: Amazon offering all T-Mobile phones for a penny

In case you missed out on T-Mobile’s big offer yesterday – free phones with a new two year activation, you might want to check out the latest deal by Amazon. From now until tomorrow (June 21) Amazon will be offering all T-Mobile phones for a penny with a new two year contract. Phones such as more »

CLIQ update causes more problems than it fixes [UPDATED]

It looks like the new update to the Motorola Cliq this week has users seeing more problems than before. The new update, 1.3.18, has a number of users going to the T-Mobile forums to complain of various issues that their phones are now having. Problems users seem to be experiencing include the inability to log more »

Moto Cliq pricing and availability announced

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 »

Get caught up in technology with InterrupTech: September 21, 2009

Welcome back to InterrupTech. Catch up on the week’s most important tech stories in a hurry. We cover HP’s new line of computers including the DreamScreen, a digital book outsells hardcover version, Facebook tops 300 Million users, Microsoft fumbles with the Zune again, and Android is picking up steam.

Video and photos of the Moto Cliq, Motorola’s Android with MotoBlur phone

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.