Most Locked Out of Motorola’s Android 4.1 “Upgrade Promise”
Motorola is offering $100 if your Motorola device won’t be upgraded to Android 4.1. Problem is, most won’t be able to take advantage of the deal.
Motorola Announces New Droid RAZR Series: Reviving A Moribund Brand With Promises
Verizon and Motorola announce their new Droid RAZR line for this year and still manage to stumble over themselves in the process
Report: Jolla to Support Android Apps via ACL Runtime (Updated)
Jolla’s CEO reveals that its first device will be able to run Android applications, Jolla’s spokesperson subsequently downplays the report.
Report: Google to Cut Motorola Mobility Staff and Change Company Direction
A new report details Google’s plans for Motorola going forward: No low-end phones, pull out of money losing markets, less phones, and make them ‘cool’ again.
Report: Nikon to Announce Android Powered Digital Camera Later This Month
A new report claims that Japanese camera manufacturer Nikon will launch an Android powered point and shoot camera later this month
Google Tightens Up App Guidelines on Play Storefront
Google issues new guidelines to developers in the wake of longstanding issues for both consumers and developers
Review: Novatel MiFi 4620L Jetpack (Verizon Wireless 4G LTE Hotspot)
Novatel’s latest MiFi is a mix of old and new. But, in a good way… we’ll explain. Nobody has tested this unit more than us.
Google Confirms Android Jelly Bean for T-Mobile Samsung Nexus S (Corrected)
Google’s Nexus team confirms Android Jelly Bean for the carrier versions of the Nexus S, including the T-Mobile version, but excluding the Sprint version, with both sides keeping quiet on the issue.
Verizon Cuts Price of Galaxy Nexus to $99, Still No Sign of Jelly Bean Update
After cutting the post agreement price last month, Verizon cuts even further and is now selling the Galaxy Nexus for $99.99, however the long awaited Jelly Bean update has yet to be confirmed.
Android App Piracy Forces Developer to Offer Popular Game for Free
The growing problem of premium app piracy on Android forces a developer to offer its latest game for free, raising some uncomfortable questions for the platform.