— -- Motorola has announced its latest offering the Evoke QA4 - a touch-screen cell phone which represents the company's second attempt at offering an iPhone-like handset. This time Motorola ...

Motorola says the Droid Turbo 2 is designed to be shatterproof when dropped onto hard surfaces from a five-foot height. CNNMoney tested its claims by allowing a horse-drawn carriage to trot over ...

Motorola hashes out a new take on what was once an icon in the cell phone industry, the Motorola Razr, before the decade comes to a close. Before the Apple iPhone made its debut in 2007 and ...

Motorola Inc. announced six new products and technology demonstrations today that are designed to improve the consumer mobile media experience. The devices include a new mobile television with a ...

Motorola found that a screen that wouldn't shatter when dropped was at the top of the wish list of most consumers, so that's what they gave their new phone, announced Tuesday and coming out Thursday.

He commented that Motorola has taken note of the iPhone's success in bringing two technologies, the touch screen and Wi-Fi, to market and is considering adding them to future Motorola devices.

Documents seen on the FCC site provide details about an unannounced Motorola phone. The QA4 is a slider that also features a touch screen for user input. It has tri-band 850/1700/1900 MHz CDMA ...

Motorola could launch a rollable phone with full-screen fingerprint-sensing. Leaks suggest that Samsung will launch its first smartphone with a rollable display in 2025. That will possibly ...

In the two lawsuits filed by Apple on Oct. 26, the company is contending that Motorola is violating six patents, each involving the way a smartphone registers how a user touches its screen.

Motorola’s venture capital arm invested an undisclosed amount in a company that it believes represents the future of touch-based user interfaces. If Motorola uses technology developed by ...

WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) -- A top Motorola Inc. executive said Wednesday the company could release wireless phones in the U.S. that use touch-screen controls similar to the Apple iPhone.