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 Motorola WX445 Ciena Offers Entry-Level Specs Headed To Verizon





The Motorola WX445 Ciena, also known as the Motorola Citrus that was leaked back in August, has shown up again offering a little more specs that will make up this entry-level device as it to be heading to Verizon. This device offers nothing us power users would be interested in, but still offers the beloved Android OS and could be possibly gracing shelves this holiday season.


Features of the Motorola WX445 include:



  • Android 2.1

  • 3-inch QVGA screen at 240×320 resolution

  • 528MHz Qualcomm chipset

  • 256MB RAM

  • 512MB ROM,

  • 3MP camera with no autofocus or flash

  • This device will also feature that BackTrack pad which we’ve previously seen with the Motorola Charm on T-Mobile

This device was rumored to be hitting shelves in September, but as we know that didn’t happen it looks like Verizon may be ditching this device altogether, although it might still sneak out in their holiday line-up which we previously suggested.


Would anyone consider this device if Verizon still launched it?


Source: Android Phone News




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 iDEN Motorola i866 Android QWERTY Hits The FCC





Motorola has been steadily rolling out devices and it looks like they aren’t showing any sign of slowing as the Motorola i866 iDEN device has recently shown up in an FCC filing. This device will come quipped with the push-to-talk feature and features a unique form factor that we come to expect from Motorola as they have given us devices like the BackFlip and FlipOut. There aren’t many juicy details as far as specs go, but we do see a few features like:



  • Android OS

  • Motoblur

  • 2-megapixel camera

  • Video recording

  • Push-to-talk

  • Wi-Fi

  • GPS

We’re unsure what version of Android, but we’re willing to bet Android 2.1 will ship with this device. There’s a little more information from the FCC if you’re willing to read through some .pdf files. There’s no word on pricing or availability yet, but we should hear something relatively soon. What do you all think about the keyboard?


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 Motorola and TheDroidGuy.com Team Up to Promote Safe Driving




The state of Maryland is making driver safety their number one priority with a new law that will take effect on Friday, October 1st that requires all drivers to use hands-free devices while operating a motor vehicle. Motorola and TheDroidGuy.com have teamed up to help some lucky drivers prepare as they are giving away a Motorola H17txt with motospeak bluetooth everyday until October 1st.

To get in the action, you must tweet the following message:

Follow and RT @thedroidguy 4 your chance to win a #motorola blue tooth once a day til 10/1 when #DMV hands free starts

Once that message has been tweeted, you’ll be in the running to score the above hands-free device. At 11pm EST daily, TheDroidGuy.com will randomly select a winner until Friday and the winner must provide TheDroidGuy.com with their name and shipping information and the Bluetooth headset will ship directly from Motorola. You can tweet that message as much as you’d like.

Anyone looking to enter in the contest for your chance to score a free Motorola H17txt with motospeak bluetooth headset and make your driving experience a little safer?

Good Luck!

Via: TheDroidGuy





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 Motorola Droid 2 R2-D2 Edition Priced, Star Wars App Coming Soon


MAY THE DROID BE WITH YOU: LIMITED EDITION DROID™ R2-D2™ BY MOTOROLA LANDS ON VERIZON WIRELESS’ NETWORK

DROID™ R2-D2™ by Motorola Brings the Galactic Empire to Customers

BASKING RIDGE, N.J., and LIBERTYVILLE, Ill. – Verizon Wireless announced that the highly anticipated limited edition DROID™ R2-D2™ by Motorola will be available online at www.verizonwireless.com and in select Verizon Wireless Communication stores beginning Sept. 30. With a graphic design to look like the iconic Astromech Droid from the Star Wars™ Saga, the DROID™ R2-D2™ by Motorola will be packaged in a custom box resembling carbonite and come with a Star Wars media dock and wired stereo headset. Exclusive content comes pre-loaded on the special edition smartphone, including:

· R2-D2 notification sounds and ringtones

· Four live wallpapers

· R2-D2 Clock Widget

· “The Best of R2-D2? video with the original Cantina music

· Exclusive Binoculars App

Star Wars Mobile App Available for All Customers with Android 2.1 phones
To celebrate 30 years since the film hit theaters, customers with Android devices running Android 2.1 or higher will soon be able to get the Empire Strikes Back app from Android Market™. The app, only for Verizon Wireless customers, allows Jedi Masters to browse, preview and download Star Wars content related to Star Wars: Episode V The Empire Strikes Back. Verizon Wireless customers can access premium Star Wars content for a one-time charge of $2.99.

The Star Wars mobile app will have the following features and content:
· Bounty Hunt Visual ID: Find and capture images around the Star Wars universe to unlock hidden content

· Sound and Photo Gallery

· Live Wallpapers:

o Blast the Probe Droid

o Luke Balancing Yoda

o Navigating the Asteroid Field

o Watch Bespin’s Cloud City

· Trivia Challenge: Answer trivia questions about The Empire Strikes Back

· Widgets

The DROID™ R2-D2™ by Motorola will be available for $249 after a $100 mail-in rebate with a new two-year customer agreement. Customers will need to subscribe to a Nationwide Talk plan or a Nationwide Talk & Text plan (beginning at $39.99 monthly access) and an Email and Web for Smartphone plan (beginning at $29.99 for unlimited monthly access). Customers will receive the rebate in the form of a debit card; upon receipt, customers may use the card as cash anywhere debit cards are accepted.

For more information on DROID™ R2-D2™ by Motorola, go to www.droiddoes.com/r2d2.

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 Motorola Droid X Back in Stock




If you’re still in the market for a new Motorola Droid X then you’ll be happy to know that it’s back in stock at Verizon’s online store. The Motorola Droid X is still a hot device and you can grab it HERE at Verizon’s online store or you can get it for just $179.99 at the AndroidSPIN Cell Phone Store. You might want to hurry up and buy one as the device might sell out again pretty quickly.

Via: Verizon, Droid-Life





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 The Motorola Defy Meets Concrete and Water [Video]




While the specs of the Motorola Defy might not be what you’re looking for, the obvious durability still interests us as this device is said to be resistant to dust, scratches, impact and water and judging by the video below, it does what it’s designed to do.

Features of the Motorola Defy include:

  • Android 2.1
  • Motoblur UI
  • 3.7-inch Gorilla Glass display at 854×480 resolution
  • Meets IP67 durability specifications
  • OMAP 3610 chip clocked at 800MHz

Check out the video below to see what this device can handle. Enjoy!

The Motorola Defy is set to launch on T-Mobile sometime before the holidays and as we can see from T-Mobile’s leaked accessories list, we can expect this device to hit shelves sometime in early November. Anyone looking for durability and  grabbing the Defy?

Via: EuroDroid





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 No Motorola Android till next Christmas


Motorola is making a lot of huge changes in their mobile business. Motorola plans to incorporate an Android-powered handset into their new lineup of several high-end and mid-level phones. The question that is on everyone’s mind is when?No Motorola Android till next Christmas

We have read reports that Motorola is expanding their Android development team from 50 to 350. The most recent report saying that we would be seeing an Android-powered Motorola phone as early as first quarter 2009. Co-CEO Sajay Jha, said on this mornings Q3 earnings call, that it wont be seen till next Christmas season. That is a lot later than anyone had anticipated.

In the mean time Motorola plans to be releasing smartphones running Windows Mobile platform including all new models in the second half of 2009. With a substantial loss in Q3, Motorola plans to take a step back with its cell phone market, canceling several models, including those running Nokia’s Symbian OS and its own Linux-Java platform.

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