The square-shaped Android phone, the Motorola FlipOut, is on its way to Germany. It will arrive a little later than expected, but at least we get pricing info and also which carriers and stores will offer the FlipOut. The Motorola FlipOut became official a couple of weeks ago, with little info on price and regional availability. But the info then said that the FlipOut was to become available in "certain regions" ... Read More

Boost Mobile announced the Motorola i296, a rugged iDEN device with Boost's Walkie-Talkie push-to-talk capability. The i296 features Bluetooth support, GPS, a speakerphone with voice-activated dialing, and personal information management tools such as an alarm clock, calendar, calculator, and voice-memo recorder. The Motorola i296 is available now online from Boost Mobile for $59.99 with free shipping. Later this summer, Boost will sell the device in Best Buy, Target, and Sprint Wireless ... Read More

Today Motorola officially announced the MILESTONE XT720, an Android 2.1 powered smartphone. The device is the follow-up to the original MILESTONE, which launched as the Motorola DROID on Verizon Wireless in the United States. The MILESTONE XT720 comes equipped with an 8 megapixel camera and is the first Android powered smartphone to be equipped with a xenon flash. The MILESTONE XT720's camera is also capable of recording 720p video, and has ... Read More

Boost Mobile has recently announced it’ll launch the Motorola i1 handset on June 20, providing nationwide walkie-talkie features with it. Messaging features are to be found on board, too (AOL, Yahoo, MSN), plus Stereo Bluetooth support and email features. This is an Android device with WiFi compatibility. The i1 incorporates a 5 megapixel camera and it’ll arrive in Boost Retail stores and Bust Buy locations. No pricing has been released yet, ... Read More

The Motorola FLIPOUT is an Android handset with a very unusual form factor, following on from the similarly named BACKFLIP and based on the same platform as the Motorola DEXT. The rounded-off square design hides a five row QWERTY keyboard that rotates out from underneath, giving a fairly narrow set of keys with the slightly unusual feature of a row of number keys. Although the form factor is unusual, it ... Read More

There’s a new Motorola Android handset in the making and they call it the Greco apparently. The device is not official yet but you might already know it as the XT502. We also happen to have a blurry render of the device, but we’d definitely love to see more than that. Don’t expect the phone to be a Droid successor because it’s probably not going to be such an impressive smartphone. ... Read More

You can add gyms as a good place to find unannounced phones - that's where a Motorola Droid Shadow was found. The Android smartphone is the future successor of the Motorola Droid and possibly even the Google Nexus Two. So far the Motorola Droid Shadow has appeared with Verizon branding and it will probably be an exclusive at launch. We of course expect to see a Motorola Milestone Shadow or something ... Read More

Considering all the big news since the Motorola i1’s announcement a couple of months ago, you’ll have to forgive us if we’ve sort of forgotten about it. But, thankfully regional carrier SouthernLINC didn’t, and now they’ve officially announced that, starting right now, you can pick this first of its kind device up. You know, if you like your phone to have military specifications. We will say this about the Motorola i1: ... Read More

When the Motorola Motoroi was announced late last year, everyone was shocked at two things: its curious hardware design, along with the fact that it didn’t seem to be running Motorola’s BLUR User Interface (UI). To make it all better, though, Motorola managed to get Android 2.0 under the hood, which made plenty of people out there pretty happy. And, while the Motoroi may not be the hottest ticket on ... Read More

Remember that mystery Motorola device that was spotted last month? You know, the square-shaped, Motoblur device that no doubt resembled the LG Lotus, among other square phone attempts. Well, it now has a name, and it’s the Motorola  Flipout. While this may be better than previous attempts at the square, swivel form-factor -  it’s powered by Android, and that gets bonus points in our book – the form factor is ... Read More