AT&T recently rolled out a new software update for the Motorola Atrix smartphone. The latest update provides enhancements for better entertainment experience, greater device security and improved system performance.

Motorola has released a rough time-frame as to when its Android devices will get the Ice Cream Sandwich update, and things look pretty bad!

The Google-Motorola deal has reached two steps closer to its goal, as the U.S and the E.U anti-trust gave the deal a green signal.

Details of Motorola’s first Android smartphone powered by Intel’s upcoming Medfield platform have been revealed.

Google into the hardware consumer market looks familiarly like NFC (Near Field Communication) with your smart phone being your magic wand. With its purchase of Motorola’s Mobility Inc, Google can easily integrate devices with the Android operating system more effectively.

Motorola has started rolling out software updates for its weirdly named tablets, the Xyboard 10.1 and Xyboard 8.2. The update enables global roaming on the tablet, and also improves the touch response.

Apple has sued Motorola over a Qualcomm License

Motorola has just unveiled its latest 4G LTE capable handset, the Droid 4. The handset is the slimmest QWERTY sporting 4G LTE capable handset until date.

Motorola has started rolling out a new software update for the MOTOACTV, which adds and enhances quite a few features of the device.

Motorola and Verizon have started rolling out a new software update for the Droid RAZR and the RAZR MAXX, which brings enhancements to the Visual Voicemail feature, and improves the overall stability of the phone.

Motorola and AT&T have started rolling out a new software update for the Atrix 2, which brings quite a few enhancements.

Motorola has just announced the ‘Developer Edition’ of the RAZR. The handset will be sold in Europe, and will come with an unlocked bootloader and without any sort of warranty!

Motorola posted disappointing numbers in Q4 2011. It posted an operating loss of $80 million, of which $70 million was due to its mobile business.

An Android 2.3.6 based software update has leaked on the Internet for the Droid Razr. The update contains a new radio which improves the 4G network reception, speed and the 3G to 4G hand-off as well.

The Motorola Droid Razr Maxx will be available from January 26 for $299.99 with a 2 year service agreement. This handset currently runs on the Android 2.3.5 (Gingerbread) Operating System.