Motorola after Lenovo: Motorola’s flagship phones are vulnerable, and it won’t do anything about it

Google has always been a software company that occasionally ventures into hardware. Its Chromecast, for instance proved to be an instant success and its Nexus line of devices have proven to be excellent, and in case of the latest generation of Nexus devices, even successful.

The Motorola Brand is going the way of the dodo

Motorola is the company that  brought us the mobile phone, and over the years it ventured into smartphones. It faced some success initially, but then was picked up by Google, and it released phones under the ‘Moto’ brand that were quite well received.

Motorola announces the supposedly shatterproof Droid Turbo 2

The pace of innovation in smartphones has mostly slowed down, and we only see minor feature additions and spec bumps with each smartphone iteration, but Motorola seems to be treading its own path with its smartphones.

The new Moto 360 has been seen new around the Motorola Headquarters

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Motorola’s 360 successor is right around the corner, and already we are seeing massive leaks. In the latest, Motrola’s latest headphones along with the next Moto 360 are outed as eagle-eyed passer-bys noice the differences and quickly snap a picture.

The next Moto 360 would come in two sizes

Android Wear launched last year, and while it has seen more than its fair share of devices, the products in its line really haven’t gained much traction. In all, it is estimated that only 700,000 models have been sold and that is through around half a dozen products across various manufacturers.

Lenovo reveals the poor state of its mobile sales

Lenovo is a company synonymous with quality, and over the years has released several great phones, Indeed, Lenovo owns Motorola, and therefore has a few more good years  under its belt.

The Moto X Pure Edition will launch on September 3rd

When you say that a group of devices run Android, it does not mean that they look and function alike. They merely share the Android name, but in terms of looks, most manufacturers overdo it in a bid to differentiate in the increasingly competitive market of Smartphones.

Qualcomm brings wireless charging to metal phones

The technology industry is a truly curious industry, and is actually alive. Alive as in its is ready to adapt, and even when hurdles come in its way, it works around it.

The 3rd generation Moto G may be waterproof

Motorola sent out invites for an event on July 28, and it is expected to announce the next iterations of the Moto G, the Moto X and the Moto 360.

Motorola announces the next iteration of its futuristic Moto Hint line

In 2014, Motorola announced the Hint, which promised to change everything wrong with Bluetooth Headsets, with its small but comfortable form factor and intelligent software on board that stood out from the odd-looking dumb headsets that filled the market.