Thanks to Motorola Inc., Korea now has its very first Android based smart phone. Motorola’s new MOTOROI has been optimized to deliver distinctive service to smart phone users. Powered with the Android 2.0, the phone can serve variety of applications at the same time. The Smart Phone includes an 8 Mega-pixel camera with Xenon flash and… Click here to read on...

While many may have just ordered the new Google phone Nexus One and awaiting delivery, there is no need to be agitated by the scene of these image renderings. The forum Mobile01 has become the source of these, most likely just fan-made illustrations and predictions of what could be Google's next phone, the "Nexus Two". Physically… Click here to read on...

Motorola gives the first Android powered phone to AT&T network. And the factor which makes this Android phone more special is the name “Backflip”, which lets you to flip the screen while closing the phone. Motorola Backflip is officially known as Motorola ENZO and features Motorola BLUR, the social networking layer. Although, Motorola ENZO is an… Click here to read on...

It appears Motorola has been building their own Android Marketplace known as the SHOP4APPS and Android and Me got there to check it out before Moto pulled the plug on it. Its web-based which means it would be accessable from any desktop browser. Its got all the usual free apps and paid apps, but why… Click here to read on...

Motorola's latest Android flagship smartphone - Droid, aka Milestone here in the UK (no differences in spec) is now available for pre-order online via Superetrader. The potential iPhone-killer caught everyone's attention when it was first announced last month. Being the first mobile to come with the new Android 2.0 update and also the first phone… Click here to read on...

Thanks to Fred who tipped us about these pictures taken and released by Tinh Te, its the Motorola Droid! Those of you who are interested in getting this beast won't need us to explain much. Yes it does run the new Android 2.0 and many believe there is no doubt Moto has created a potential… Click here to read on...

You guys will probably have heard by now that Google Maps has started moving into the territory of turn by turn navigation. Though its only just in beta, it will be free! A huge setback for sat nav apps in terms of business and popularity. Two problems though, thus far, you can only use it… Click here to read on...

Leaked by Motorola themself in a webpage that was meant to be published at a later date are the specs of the Motorola Droid. We spoke about the Android Moto as a potential iPhone killer this week, now its specs have been confirmed. The Droid will have a 3.7-inch, 16:9 touch screen with 480 x 854… Click here to read on...

A slim sliding QWERTY, a five megapixel camera, 3.7-inch display, a slim body just slightly thicker than that of the iPhone, oh and it runs Android 2.0 - could this be the perfect iPhone killer waiting to be unleashed? Hardware wise, the Motorola Droid will be the most competent Android phone yet to fight it out… Click here to read on...

A couple weeks ago we mentioned about the launch of the Motorola Dext- Motorola's first ever Android powered smartphone. To be available exclusively from Orange in the UK it has been confirmed that the new Android Moto phone will be on sale in Orange retail outlets from tomorrow as wellas in Phones 4U… Click here to read on...

Its been a while since Motorola caught our attention but last week they've finally taken a step forward to unleash their new and first ever Android powered smartphone - the Motorola Dext (or Cliq if you're elsewhere not in Europe). Due to arrive the UK next month via Orange, not only will the Dext be an… Click here to read on...

This is a USB 4-port hub integrated with a solar charger, which will let you charge usb enabled devices. In addition to being a solar charger device, this 4-port USB hub also works via AC power. The USB solar charging hub comes with six mobile phone connector adapters allowing you to make the most of the natural energy source that… Click here to read on...