Review: Ubuntu for Nexus 7
We take a look at Ubuntu for Nexus 7, made possible with the new one-click installer promoted by Canonical. What we found certainly surprised us…
Google Confirms Latest Nexus Line, Elaborates on Lack of LTE for Nexus 4
Google details this year’s Nexus line and goes into detail about the lack of LTE support on the latest Nexus smartphone
Motorola Releases Official Statement Confirming Death of Webtop
Motorola officially confirms the death of Webtop after a month of silence.
Dishonor: Motorola Drops Promised ICS Updates from Atrix 4G, Photon 4G and Electrify
Motorola drops three former Android flagship devices from Ice Cream Sandwich updates in the Motorola Atrix 4G, Photon 4G and Electrify, which also run and support first-generation Webtop, Coincidence? You decide after the break.
ZTE Warp Sequent for Boost Not Powered By Intel Medfield
Boost Mobile launches ZTE Grand X IN variant in the ZTE Warp Sequent, not powered by Intel Medffield
Motorola Announces RAZR i with Intel Medfield, Limited to Europe, Asia and Latin America
Motorola announces its first Intel-based Android smartphone.
Rubin v. Aliyun: The Makings of An Alien-Android Hybrid
We explain the war of words between Google’s Andy Rubin and Alibaba’s Aliyun OS team… and, in the process, dive deep into the world of Android compatibility. It’s a coming storm, headed this way, that you should know about.
Motorola Ordered By German Court to Pull Android Devices Which Violate Apple Patent
Motorola Mobility loses a patent case against Apple in Germany, continues proxy war against Android
IDF 2012: Intel Ports Jelly Bean to X86, Possible Update to Android Smartphone
Intel kicks off its IDF developer conference by announcing its port of Android Jelly Bean for the x86 chip platform.
Google Kills Off Motorola Webtop, Grabs Defeat from Jaws of Victory – Verizon Fire Sales Lapdocks
Just when Motorola Mobility got Webtop working, word from sources is that Google ordered its demise. With the RAZR HD lacking Webtop, Verizon is selling off Lapdock 100’s for $50 out the door. We’ll explain why.