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Motorola Devours el cheapo Androidphone market

Motorola Devours el cheapo Androidphone market
Calling all Web2.0rheics Verizon Wireless will bring another Android-based Motorola smartphone to the US market next month. A glance at its specs indicates that it should be less expensive than Moto’s flagship Droid.… Offloading malware protection to the cloud

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Motorola MOTOSPLIT to have dynamic key labels, lame processor?

Motorola MOTOSPLIT to have dynamic key labels, lame processor?
A quick glance at that render we’d obtained of the rumored MOTOSPLIT had us thinking we were seeing a large, Sholes -style phone with a musclebound OMAP3 core, but hold up — maybe this is a lower-end (and stranger) phone than we’d originally thought. Android Community has gotten tipped with additional details and another supposed render of the handset, and the most notable tidbit here seems to …

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Motorola Drops Its Latest Android Phone

Motorola Drops Its Latest Android Phone
Verizon announced today that Motorola DEVOUR will launch on its network this March. The slide-out Qwerty handset will be the first Verizon offering to include Motorola’s MOTOBLUR, an Android-based feature that syncs contacts from email with content from social networking sites such as Facebook and Twitter. MOTOBLUR pushes social updates to the Happenings widget on [...]

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Super Bowl Ads 2010 [VIDEOS]

Super Bowl Ads 2010 [VIDEOS]
YouTube delivered on its promise to upload all the Super Bowl Ads as soon as they aired today, with users voting to choose which one will grace the YouTube front page on Thursday. The tech and web ads were a mixed bunch: Both the established GoDaddy “Too Hot for TV” schtick and Motorola’s decision to put Megan Fox in a bathtub stuck to the “sex sells” mantra, while Monster.com returned with a …

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Will You Devour Motorola’s Newest Phone?

Will You Devour Motorola’s Newest Phone?
Another day, another Droid. What’s so special about this one?

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Why breaking up Moto may be hard

Why breaking up Moto may be hard
Greg Burns: Motorola is shrinking fast, shedding another 11,000 workers in 2009 as revenue plunged 27 percent. So if it’s going to be busted up, the parts might be worth more now than later, even if the economy recovers.

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The Android Wrap: Verizon’s Devour; Nexus Gets Multitouch; Chrome On Tablets?

The Android Wrap: Verizon’s Devour; Nexus Gets Multitouch; Chrome On Tablets?
—Verizon launches third Android device: Verizon will begin selling the Motorola DEVOUR, its third Google Android phone next month. The phone will come with Motorola’s MOTOBLUR, a software layer that syncs contacts from work and personal e-mail services, and also pushes down updates from social sites such as Facebook, MySpace and Twitter.

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The next Google phone: The Devour

The next Google phone: The Devour
US telco Verizon Wireless says the Devour will be its second phone from Motorola to use Google’s Android software.

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Motorola DEVOUR consolidates online social life for Verizon subscribers

Motorola DEVOUR consolidates online social life for Verizon subscribers
It’s tough to keep all of your contacts and messages in one place these days. Besides work and personal email we must now deal with information on Facebook, MySpace, and Twitter. What is needed is a solution which syncs contacts from our various email accounts and marries the information up with posts, messages and photos [...]

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Motorola unveils Android-powered Devour

Motorola unveils Android-powered Devour
Motorola Inc. unveiled Wednesday a new Android-powered mobile phone that will be available next month from Verizon Wireless.

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Motorola’s DEVOUR, WINR or LOZR?

Motorola’s DEVOUR, WINR or LOZR?
Verizon this morning copped to what the blogosphere has been jawing about for weeks now: Motorolas DEVOUR is to be the wireless carriers next Android handset. Arriving at market next month, the DEVOUR seems a lower-cost alternative to the Droid, though Verizon hasnt yet named a price for it.

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Did Motorola’s new Android phone ‘Devour’ Droid?

Did Motorola’s new Android phone ‘Devour’ Droid?
Verizon and Motorola spent big bucks promoting the Droid smart phone – only to abandon the brand three months later?

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Motorola’s unveils Devour, the shape of Google’s Nexus Two?

Motorola’s unveils Devour, the shape of Google’s Nexus Two?
I wonder if the next Google phone — the Nexus Two — will use the same industrial design as the Android-based “Devour” phone that Motorola unveiled this morning.

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Motorola DEVOUR(TM) Brings MOTOBLUR(TM) to Verizon Wireless’ 3G Data Network

Motorola DEVOUR(TM) Brings MOTOBLUR(TM) to Verizon Wireless’ 3G Data Network
Verizon Wireless and Motorola, Inc. today announced the availability of Motorola DEVOUR⢠in March.  Motorola DEVOUR will be the first Verizon Wireless phone to feature MOTOBLURâ¢, Motorola’s unique Androidâ¢-powered content delivery service created to make wireless phones more personal and customizable.

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Verizon Wireless announces Android powered Motorola DEVOUR with MOTOBLUR

Verizon Wireless announces Android powered Motorola DEVOUR with MOTOBLUR
This morning Verizon Wireless announced the Android powered Motorola DEVOUR with MOTOBLUR. Verizon Wireless’ second Android phone from Motorola sports a 3.1-inch capacitive touch screen, a touch sensitive navigation pad, an 8GB microSD card, and a full QWERTY keypad.

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