Motorola Mobility LLC is an American telecommunications equipment corporation owned by Google and headquartered in the Chicago suburb of Libertyville, Illinois. Motorola Mobility fuses innovative technology with human insights to create experiences that simplify, connect and enrich people's lives. Motorola shifted its Operating systems from their proprietary software to Google's Android operating system and in October 2009, Motorola announced a forthcoming smartphone named "Droid" that launched on the Verizon network on November 6, 2009. "Droid" was a major success for Motorola Mobile Devices. It received the prestigious "Time Gadget of the Year" award in 2009. In 2010, Motorola launched "Droid X" and "Droid 2". Droid X was again a major success, which has helped Motorola to regain much of its market share in the US. (Wiki)
The highly anticipated Motorola X which was rumored to rival the Samsung Galaxy S4 has just turned out to be more than a direct competitor to the life companion as instead of being just another top end offering, it is a full fledged line up of customizable droids that’ll be Motorola’s first offering which’ll be totally undertaken by none other than ... Read More »
Already having a stable CM10 JellyBean 4.0 build apart from a plethora of ROMs of different varieties, one of the most rugged and robust Android mates till date, the Motorola Defy and Defy+ are amongst the lucky listed devices to get an Android 4.2.2 ROM flavored in Cyanogenmod fashion. Android 4.2.2 has been released to work upon the performance and ... Read More »
We’ve been sharing some useful Android hacks here on this site. The open source nature of Android lets you modify almost everything on your device’s system and make it behave/look the way you want it to and that’s what we love Android for. It is due to this open source nature of Android that one can actually make a Sony ... Read More »
Motorola has recently started rolling out the much awaited Jelly Bean update to the Intel Atom Z2460 running Intel-Motorola Hybrid and as a matter of fact, since it’s the case of an official update, the firmware should must be locked to stock conditions and the older Ice Cream Sandwich rooting tools. It’s an obvious fact that the Motorola RAZR i ... Read More »
The Motorola-Intel combination is all set to receive its part of Jelly Bean love. If you are in France, you may now hit the “Check for updates” button on your device and download the Jelly Bean update. As Motorola seems to lose out in the competitions with giants like Samsung, HTC and Sony, the RAZR i might be a good ... Read More »
It wasn’t long back that the Android 4.1 Jelly Bean update for Motorola Droid RAZR and RAZR MAXX were leaked. I’m pretty sure that most of you would have updated your device to Jelly bean. The update makes your device perform smoother but with all the bloatware stuffed in, the performance actually degrades with time. Hence it becomes essential to ... Read More »
Verizon had promised Android 4.1.2 Jelly Bean update for the Motorola Droid RAZR and would be rolling it out soon to the masses. However a few lucky users received the update during Christmas Over The Air (OTA). If you are not one among those lucky users who got their Christmas Present, here is how you can make yourself lucky. XDA ... Read More »
Being a member of the one of the most classy family of cellphones out there in the lot, the Motorola Droid Razr M has got more to it than what the name could suggest. With an almost zero-bezel display upfront and sporting the most sleek and hot styling pattern to ever land in the mobile world, the Droid Razr M ... Read More »
The Motorola RAZR M has been one of those devices for which Motorola has promised a Jelly Bean update. These updates usually take a long time to reach your device and are also rolled out regionally Over The Air (OTA). But if you are a Motorola RAZR M user, consider yourself lucky because you can now update your RAZR M ... Read More »
Motorola along with Intel had announced the Motorola RAZR i on September 18th which showcased the Intel mobile processor and some decent specs. To exploit the hardware effectively, you may wish to root the device and perhaps free up some internal space and some apps that Motorola would have stuffed in and that eat up the RAM on the phone. ... Read More »
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