The Motorola Edge 70, the brand's newest ultra-slim smartphone, goes on sale today. Is it worth the price compared to a ...

Motorola MPx200 mobile phone. Click image for high-res version. CHICAGO, LONDON, HONG KONG and REDMOND, Wash., Sept. 14, 2003 — Today Motorola Inc. (NYSE “MOT”) and Microsoft Corp. (Nasdaq “MSFT”) ...

The Motorola Edge 70 packs a 5,000mAh silicon carbon battery with 68W wired and 15W wireless fast charging support. The phone ...

A new version the Motorola Razr is coming this year, the CEO of Lenovo told CNBC. The Motorola Razr became one of the most iconic mobile phones when it was released in 2004. Take a look at the ...

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BELLEVUE, Wash.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--T-Mobile (NASDAQ: TMUS) announced today that the new motorola edge, Motorola’s newest 5G smartphone, will be available to Un-carrier customers in the coming weeks.

New V500 provides live-streaming of video and location for greater awareness, safety and efficiency on the frontline CHICAGO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Motorola Solutions (NYSE: MSI) today unveiled the ...

The Cliq might be the first Motorola device with Android, but with a 350-person team, it better be good. At least it looks solid on the surface with a custom Android GUI called MOTOBLUR, slide-down ...

Editor's note: The Motorola Q9c with GPS replaced the Q9m in June 2008. The Motorola Q, released more than a year ago on Verizon, was a decent Windows Mobile smartphone whose downfall was excessive ...

Fifty years ago today, Motorola's Martin Cooper-- widely regarded today as the father of the cellphone -- made the first cellphone call. To say that phones have changed since then would be an ...

In a bid to build up its patent arsenal and get a stronger foothold in the mobile phone and tablet business, Google has agreed to acquire Motorola Mobility Holdings for around $12.5 billion in cash.

Remember Dave Hakkens and his Phonebloks project that plans to let you put together your own handset by choosing from various components and modules? Turns out Motorola has been working on a similar ...