Motorola Android Opus One is the Boost Mobile i1
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The phone known as the Motorola Opus One is going to be named the Boost Mobile i1. The i1 was recently spotted on the FCC web site and is expected to be announced during CTIA later this month.
Motorola is aiming for the low end and the i1 might be the lowest priced Android device at launch. Look for this phone to debut under $300.
Source: Android and me.
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Android 2.1 leaks for Motorola Droid
As many Droid owners know, Motorola promised the Android 2.1 update was coming “this week” which later turned into coming soon. No further updates have been provided since then, but someone leaked a near final firmware (which is expected to be used for the upcoming OTA update).
Kellex from Droid Life was brave enough to flash the leaked ROM on his Droid and found the performance to be improved.
Source: Android and Me
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Motorola CLIQ 1.3.18 Firmware Update Now Available For Download
Motorola launched a new official software update for Motorola CLIQ under the 1.3.18 version codename which is an improvement from the first version that was released in December. The update is automatically performed by Android and if your device isn’t updated till now you should start refreshing your device more often.
Source: Soft Sailor
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Motorola DROID running Flash 10.1 demo
A video demonstration of a Motorola Android DROID running the Flash 10.1 system.
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Hands on T-Mobile Motorola CLIQ XT (Quench)
We expect T-Mobile to launch the CLIQ XT March 10, 2010 and we are still waiting on a price. This phone is essentially the same hardware of the original CLIQ minus the physical keyboard, so expect it to land somewhere around $149 with 2 year contract.
Unfortunately, the device will ship with Android 1.5 which does not support many of the new native applications from Google.
Source: Android and Me
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Motorola spells out Droid update plans
While the official word for those of us in the U.S. it’s still “expected to roll out soon,” the fact that there’s an official page to follow is a big step in the right direction.
Source: Android Central
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Motorola ‘jumped the gun’ with details of Droid’s Android 2.1 update
Turns out all that excitement and frothing at the mouth was for nothing, as Motorola’s surprisingly nippy move to Android 2.1 on the Droid isn’t going to be all that rapid after all. The Moto Owners’ Forum manager has admitted that a few trigger-happy souls rushed out the details of the Droid’s upcoming OS update ahead of time, and the current situation is quite as it was before this news: your Droid will be chomping down on an Eclair, just not as soon as you might have been led to hope.
Read the rest of the story on Engadget.
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Motorola Android CLIQ Getting 2.1 In March?
BRG have been told that an Android 2.1 OS update will be coming for the Motorola CLIQ next month, sometime in March.
Good news for CLIQ owners.
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Megan Fox in a bathtub with the Motorola Devour
The Motorola Android Devour stared with Megan Fox on the Super Bowl commercial of Motorola.
Source: Android Central.
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What is this Motorola Android phone?
The folks at Gizmodo Brazil got their mitts on this device, and it looks like a Backflip without the crazy keyboard. The front is described as “more garish” than the Backflip. It’s running MotoBlur.
Because it has MotoBlur, it’s running Android 1.5. There’s no way to tell if this will get a wide release in European and the U.S. market.
Source: Androinica
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