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If you want the latest entry in what has become a powerful brand partnership between Motorola and Verizon, it's available now.
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If the reintroduction of Motorola's powerful Razr brand just didn't cut it for you, Verizon is launching a bigger and better version on Thursday.
The curtain has officially been lifted on the successor to Motorola's Android-powered Xoom tablet - the Droid Xyboard.
Apparently Motorola doesn't think the "Xoom" name has gained a lot of strength over the last several months.
The latest arrival in Verizon's heralded Droid family is now available to purchase.
Motorola seems almost a bit jealous of Nokia's sweetheart Windows Phone deal with Microsoft.
Is it possible we could see a "Droid 4G"?
It could possibly be the most important Android tablet yet. With Motorola and Verizon becoming the winning team for Android phones, this speculated project could give the iPad a run for its money.
It seems as though someone just wanted a lot of attention.
When it comes to Android, Motorola has become the king. Its family of Droid phones has come to define Google's mobile operating system. So when Motorola begins working on an Android tablet, it's a big deal.
It took a while, but the most recent version of Android is now the most popular version, as upgrades have finally been doled out to a large fraction of the platform's user base.
The US Army is examining various ways of upgrading the artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities of its tactical robot fleet.
When a leaked photo surfaced showing an internal Verizon document announcing a November 9 release date date for an "Iconic Device," the scoop-hungry blogosphere did what any reasonable media whirlwind would do: assumed it was the iPhone. But nope. Sorry. It's not.
According to the latest statistics released by Google, only 36.2% of Android phones are running the most current version of the operating system, and 23% are running versions that are over a year old.
The patent battle between Apple and Android vendors is hotting up, with a new lawsuit from Apple alleging that Mororola has infringed its intellectual property with its touch-screen phones, including the Droid line.
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