Feb 13
Motorola Mobility CEO Dennis Woodside has confirmed he will step down as chief exec at the end of March, revealing he will be joining Dropbox as its chief operating officer. … Continue reading
Feb 13
Motorola is an iconic American brand, that will soon become part and parcel of Beijing-based Lenovo. Google formally announced a couple of weeks ago that its unloading Motorola to Lenovo, the well known PC maker not only gets a vast distribution network, but also a big chance to make itself a force to be reckoned with in the global mobile market. Dennis Woodside, the man who has been at the helm of Motorola for quite some time will not be making the proverbial move to Chine along with the company, instead he’s heading to cloud storage frontrunner Dropbox.
Motorola CEO Is Now Heading To Dropbox original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Feb 13
A couple of weeks ago, the tech world was in a buzz when Google announced that they would be selling off Motorola Mobility to Lenovo. This was after Google had bought the company in 2011 and did not exactly do much with it, aside from the release of new Motorola handsets in the form of the Moto X and the Moto G. Many are probably wondering why Google sold off Motorola Mobility at an apparent loss, although an interesting article on Forbes might have you believing that it was a strategic purchase used to get their Android OEMs, particularly Samsung, in order. (more…)
Lenovo CEO Believes He Can Turn Motorola Around In A Few Quarters original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Feb 12
This evening it would appear that Dennis Woodside isn’t planning on sticking around Motorola long enough to see it be taken over by Lenovo. Word from the Wall Street Journal … Continue reading
Feb 12
This week it’s been made apparent that Google’s regulatory final step in acquiring hardware company Nest has been finalized as of February 7th. In an SEC document made public today, … Continue reading
Feb 09
U.S. Cellular Offers Moto G For $99
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Motorola’s Moto G smartphone was very well received when it was launched late last year, primarily because of the fact that its a bonafide mid-range Android smartphone that’s very competitively priced off contract. Motorola officially sells it for $179, but several carriers are selling it for even less, making it the perfect choice for customers who don’t want to spend too much on a smartphone and also want to avoid a conventional service contract, but do want a proper Android experience. U.S. Cellular adds itself to that list, the prepaid carrier is now offering the Moto G for $99 off contract.
U.S. Cellular Offers Moto G For $99 original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Feb 07
Following its plan adjustments earlier this month, Aio Wireless has announced the expansion of its product offerings with three additional smartphones: the Moto G, Nokia Lumia 520, and the ZTE … Continue reading
Feb 07
It would seem that US Cellular has joined the Moto G train, offering up this no-contract device amongst their own ranks with their own pricing plan involved. You’ll find our … Continue reading
Feb 06
In the last week of February the Mobile World Congress 2014 will be convened in Barcelona, Spain. Major companies such as Samsung are expected to unveil new products, we might finally get to see the Galaxy S5 at MWC 2014. Quite a few companies have already sent out invites for their press events and today Motorola joins the list as well. The Motorola MWC 2014 event invites are now out, though its not entirely clear what the company is planning on talking about, it isn’t rumored to unveil any new devices there.
Motorola MWC 2014 Event Invites Sent Out original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Feb 05
The Moto G is Motorola’s latest handset, although in this case it is not one of the company’s highest end products. In fact one might consider the device to hover somewhere between low to mid-ranged. That being said it does come with an affordable price tag, making it a pretty value for money buy for those who want an almost-stock version of Android that gets the job done. Now the downside to the Moto G is that it was launched with an older version of Android, Jelly Bean, which is not necessarily a bad thing, but having the latest version is a good thing, right? Well the good news is that for Verizon owners of the Moto G, there have been reports that the Android 4.4.2 KitKat update is being pushed out to you as we speak.
The update will bring your version of the Moto G up to 173.44.20.en.US. For those who have yet to receive the notification informing them that an update is ready to be download, you can attempt to manually pull the update by going to your phone’s Settings, About Phone, System Updates, to see if the update can be downloaded. If it is not there, fret not because updates are typically rolled out in phases and we’re sure it will be your turn eventually.
Verizon’s Moto G Receives Android 4.4 KitKat original content from Ubergizmo. 
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