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Motorola's Dropping a Load of Android On September 10th
Motorola just passed us an Android-stamped invitation to a September 10th event in San Francisco, where one of its leaked Android phones is all but guaranteed to show up. Looking forward to meeting you, Morrison! And sure, Sholes, you too.Rumor: Motorola "Morrison" Phone Gets Specs, Release Date
Remember Morrison, Motorola's rumored first ever Android phone? Well it just got some specs and a tentative release date, courtesy an early Monday morning leak. More »Motorola's Giving Android a Full Makeover, Just Like HTC and Sony
HTC kicked it off with Sense, and Sony wasn't far behind with Rachael. Now Motorola, with their upcoming "Blur" social-networking-centric Android interface, has confirmed the trend: plain vanilla Android is a thing of the past. More »Motorola Morrison Spied Again, This Time With Android
Until this fine morn, rumors that Motorola's hazily-leaked Morrison handset would run Android were just that: Rumors. A second set of shots now gives us a clearer view of the kid-colored piece, including a clear confirmation of its alleged Google-ness. More »Is This Motorola's First Android Phone?
The first alleged spy pics of Motorola's long-rumored Android phone, the T-Mobile-branded "Morrison," have filtered their way online, and hint that the company could be taking Google's mobile OS in a new, decidedly mainstream direction. More »