Motorola has just been spotted with yet another unannounced tablet that could launch soon, making it the second Motorola tablet to launch this year after the Motorola Moto Tab G20. This new tablet is the Motorola Moto Tab G70, which was discovered in the Google Play Console by yabhishekhd and later picked up by Gizmochina. The specs are between the levels of the Fire HD 10 Plus and the Asus … more…
It’s been many years since we last wrote about Motorola in the context of tablet computers, but after a long hiatus, Motorola tablets is now a thing again. Sort of. Starting next week, Motorola will launch the first Motorola tablets in years, with the Motorola Moto Tab G20 that will be launched in India first on September 30th. But before we get too hyped, we should remember that Motorola has … more…
A rumor has been circulating for a little while that Motorola may resurrect their RAZRline once more, and that this time Motorola RAZR will be reborn as a foldable tablet phone. Previously this rumor had been based on some patents that Motorola holds, but patents never reflect that a patent holder may actually manufacture that product. After all, Amazon founder Jeff Bezos owns patents for small rockets for tablet computers. … more…
An old Motorola patent for a foldable tablet phone has hit the news and gained press coverage the last few days, though the patent sketches reveals less than the actual real picture of the tablet already does. The story first originated from the Dutch site nl.letsgodigital.org, where the sketches shows the tablet with a tablet cover. Google bought Motorola in 2011 precisely to own the many patents that Motorola held … more…
The wireless carrier Sprint have an incentive called the 1Million Project, where they have announced that for the 2017-2018 school year, 180,000 low-income high school students in United States will receive a Samsung Galaxy Tab E with wireless connectivity, or a smartphone or Wi-Fi hotspot. The amount of wireless data available each month is 3GB at full wireless speed, which will be reduced to 2G speeds if the 3GB of … more…
Antonio Bale made a claim yesterday that Motorola is testing tablets of various sizes ahead of a possible launch later next year. These potential tablets range from 7 inches up to 11 and 12.5 inches, where one of the 7-inch tablets undergoing testing is now powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 801 processor, but that the plan is to use a Tegra K1 processor on the final version. The plan is … more…