Motorola has now officially announced MOTODEV, a set of development tools for Android. This will enable developers will early access to Google’s Android development tools, pre-release access tools and even a whole online support community. This itself indicates that Motorola now plans to concentrate on fully exploiting Google’s mobile OS.
Moto additionally mentioned that it would also offer Android apps through its very own online marketplace. Developers picked up by Motorola stand to receive invitations to the MOTODEV summit, designed to bring together developers the world over.
Click here to find more information on the MOTODEV program.
We have been bringing you regular updates on the Boost Mobile Motorola i465 Clutch phone. The latest on this device is that this phone’s coming to mobile town in a new shade, “Graphite”. This looks very different from your standard maroon shade.
For those who came in late, the i465 Clutch is Motorola’s very first QWERTY iDEN phone, which launches with Boost next Tuesday. It will be available for $129.99, without any commitment or agreement of any kind. That’s not too bad, what?
We have some more info here about the Motorola Morrison that merely surfaced as a blank screen when we spotted it the last time round. Now, there is evidence that this smartphone is running the Android OS. It seems to have the vanilla Android build right now, but we can’t say anything for sure just as yet.
The picture below is quite blurry, so we couldn’t make out whether the square thing on the left is a Call or a Menu key. We also think some soft keys may be missing from the pic. No other information on the specs as such, but we’re sure keeping a lookout for more on the Morrison!
Here is a video walkthrough of the Motorola Rival, which is Moto’s latest messaging phone, slated to go to Verizon. As you can see, it has a solid structure and a QWERTY keyboard with a resistive touch display, so as to give users a far better experience.
Take a look at the video below and tell us what you think.
