Motorola News

New York - Google is expected to cut around 4,000 Motorola Mobility staffs with an aim to streamline the wireless business mobile-phone making business process.

A German court ruled Wednesday that Microsoft infringed on patents owned by Motorola Mobility and ordered the company to remove its Xbox and Windows 7 products from the German market.

A discovery on most major smartphones has led to a scandal in the tech industry, leading to three major lawsuits against most smartphone providers.

Google has announced plans to buy Motorola Mobility for $12.5 billion in cash. The deal gives Google a stronger foothold in the mobile industry, putting it directly in the handset business, and positions Google to better compete with companies like Apple.

The ATRIX smartphone represents its maker’s desire to blur the line between a PC and a smartphone, but it succeeds only by removing some needed hardware

Google's competitor to iTunes will launch sometime in 2011 with the next generation Android release, the Guardian reports from Barcelona, home of the Mobile World Congress.

Smartphones: The biggest tech revolution of the year was created by the Apple iPad, which is really just an extension of the iPhone, which itself is an extension of iTunes.

Today marked the start of the Cellular Telephone Industries Association Enterprise and Applications trade show, and Motorola was busy showing off a large number of new Android-powered devices expected to ship soon.

Motorola has teased about a summer launch of an Android 2.2 "Froyo" update for the Droid X. The update has been officially announced, and will arrive tomorrow.

Richmond - The company that successfully sued Research in Motion for $612.5 million in 2006 is back in the patent lawsuit game. NTP has filed suit against Apple, Google, HTC, LG, Microsoft and Motorola over claims the companies are infringing on an email patent.