Motorola is planning to come up with another tablet with a smaller 7 inch factor, by the end of this year. This will be done in response to the Xoom which failed to create a bang after the launch of iPad 2 by Apple.

As expected, the hardware of this phone is kept unchanged, but we had no clue that Motorola has been making ups and downs in their user interface and this was quite a surprising thing to look at.

Finally the software giant has kicked off its trial at the event of International Trade Commission (ITC) at the day of Monday.

Leaks raise the curtain of the images of the forthcoming Motorola smart phone. The giant of Smartphone, Motorola Droid HD is fabricated with around a 4.5″ LCD and runs of the hottest smart phone version of Android – 2.3 Gingerbread.

Motorola Mobility observed a busy day. After their acquisition with Google, they announce the addition of their latest device, Defy+ to their rich collection.

Motorola accidentally leaked the images of a Xoom 2 along with four new handsets phones and a watch-phone. But the images don’t tell a lot except for just the names and design intimations but they’re still significant to gaze at since they could give a logical suggestion of where Motorola is headed in 2011. The first image divulges a watch, acting as an impartial handset, called the Tracy XL after Dick Tracy (a comic-based police detective).

Though Motorola Droid X2 is about to taste the favor of gingerbread, it still feels somewhat weird at this instant eventually to be releasing a spanking new, high-end smartphone with a year-old operating system. If you were on tenterhooks that this may perhaps have been just an outlier for Motorola,

It seems that Verizon is really broadening their horizons adding new varieties to its collection today with the official coming up launch of four fresh smartphones. Three of them riding the Android mechanism, despite the fact that they all include key selling points afar Google’s software.

You’ve might have lately heard that Motorola corroborated the Android 2.3 Gingerbread update for the Droid X between others, and now Verizon has published the changelog and advantages of updating your handset to the latest version of Android OS. The update is so called 4.5.596.MB810.Verizon.en.US and except for the Gingerbread crumb,

As you already know that a Droid X update has been in the pipeline for quite some time, in conjunction with other Androids from Motorola’s Droid collection. However today the representatives from the company has confirmed (and re-confirmed indeed) a number of these impending update releases, counting the one that we hadn’t heard about it earlier.