Motorola launches the Moto X
Our long wait for Motorola's first post-Google-acquisition smartphone is finally over. The Moto X was launched a couple of hours ago in New York. Let's take a look.
The Moto X story began earlier this year as the rumoured "X-Phone",...
Rumour: Moto X could launch on US Telco’s next week
The launch of the Moto X is all anyone seems interested in these days and with the launch set for the 1st of August in the US, there could be good news for those in the US in regards...
Rumour: Moto X in testing with Telstra, could end up in Australia after all
Way back in March we had a source at Motorola inform us that Motorola would not be bringing one of the most anticipated phones ever to Australian shores, after Telstra passed on it. Since then the rumour mill for...
Job listing suggesting that Motorola might begin working on wearable devices
It seems that Motorola - and by extension Google - might be looking to produce a followup to the MotoActv, or join the rest of the tech world in producing a smart watch, if the current job listing for...
First Press shots for the Motorola Moto X and what could be inside
Motorola get points for keeping the Moto X at the forefront of the news, seemingly strategically leaking tidbits here and there so that there's always something out there for people to see. This latest pic comes from @Evleaks and...
Google by the numbers – Q2 earnings report
Yesterday, Google announced their Q2 earning report. The numbers look fairly good from the outset, however it proved to be less than what investors were looking for so the share price fell a little on Wall Street.
So, what numbers...
Motorola Moto X being released in August in Black and White – Always on...
A video from Toronto, Canada based Rogers Wireless has appeared on Google+ user Дима Прокопенко page and shows off the long awaited Motorola Moto X. The video also shows off the always on voice commands and other features of...
Eric Schmidt Steps Out, Moto X in Tow
The cat is out of the bag most definitely now. We have seem so many unofficial leaks of the Moto X, as well as a few official leaks from Motorola themselves but today there have been not one, but...
Moto X won’t be unveiled at July 11 event
While it was rumoured that on July 11th Motorola would unveil the new Moto X, Google has stepped in to squash those rumours, telling Android Police that a select 50 or so 'friends' of Motorola employee Guy Kawasaki are...
Motorola X-Phone to Feature “Clear Pixel” Camera Technology
While the Motorola X Phone still remains a phone known only by rumours, speculation and innuendo, just when you thought every single specification had been covered by the rumours another new one arrives. This one involves the camera the...
Motorola Moto X – US Pre-Order page, customisation details and parts leak
The release of the upcoming Motorola phone, which will allow you to 'design it yourself'; the Moto X, is getting closer by the day now and true to form there are bits and pieces coming out all over the...
Motorola’s upcoming Moto X will supposedly allow you to design it yourself
Motorola's upcoming Moto X just got a little more interesting, According to this ad leaked to The Verge, Motorola's new device will be as unique as you are when it launches as it will allow for you design it...
New Motorola logo revealed – ‘A Google Company’
With the acquisition of Motorola by Google now just over 12 months old, it appears that Google and Motorola want to move forward with a fresh new look that associates the hardware manufacturer with their new parent company; the...
Ausdroid Podcast 73 – June 18, 2013
This is the 73st episode of the Ausdroid podcast. After taking a week off, this week we spent a while looking at the new products that have been announced (or in some cases, rumoured) by Samsung, HTC and Motorola.
Production...
Motorola Confirms X-Phone is Coming
After months of speculation, Motorola have finally confirmed that they are working on a new flagship phone, and it is indeed called the Moto X. Motorola CEO Dennis Woodside made the announcement at the All Things Digital conference held...