Watch before you buy, seems to be Motorola’s new motto. They’ve created a Youtube channel with short 30 second videos, each showing you how to use a certain feature of the Droid 2. While most ...

Three professional-looking tutorial videos for the Motorola Milestone 3 Android smart phone have turned up on YouTube, fuelling speculation of an imminent launch.

Besides text messaging, this Motorola product also doubles up as a tracking and SOS service with its ability to provide GPS location to emergency workers.

Motorola and Verizon take the wraps of the Droid -- an Android 2.0 phone that packs impressive features including Google's turn-by-turn GPS service.

Motorola's option, which it calls one-handed navigation, relies on a single virtual button that has an elegance and economy of movement that Android P's software lacks.

(Motorola phones will also have access to cell tower location and GPS.) Motorola is the first Android phone maker that will replace Google's built-in location services with Skyhook.

All of them ditch Motorola's questionable choice of a Texas Instruments chipset in favor of the Snapdragon 400, which has become the de facto standard for Android Wear watches.