Carrier IQ, the company that provides analytics software for mobile phone manufacturers and wireless carriers, has recently gathered attention as it has been alleged that the software is breaching the privacy of the phone users.

Consumers in the market are curious since long to know more about the upcoming Motorola Droid 4 and it seems that they don’t have to wait further as rumors are talking about the leak of the official specifications and pictures of the device.

There would be a shiny, bright and illuminated world with the new Motorola’s DROID RAZR. The smartphone, which could change the fortune for Motorola, is apparently the world’s thinnest smartphone, just 28-inches thick.

UK pre-orders for the Wi-Fi-only version of the much-hyped Motorola Xoom tablet have now been opened by PC World, which has revealed that the Android-based tablet will hit the markets early next month. The price-tag of the Xoom will be £499.99.

An IHS iSuppli teardown analysis of the much-hyped Motorola Xoom has revealed that Motorola’s dual-core chip and two cameras for the tablet end up making it more expensive to build than the Apple iPad.

According to IDG News Service, Verizon Wireless recently revealed in a statement that the users of the new Motorola Xoom tablet will have to send their devices to Motorola for a week so that they can be upgraded to 4G.

With Motorola set to release is highly-awaited and much-raved-about Xoom tablet today, that is February 24, the competition in the tablet arena is finally heating up, ending months of speculation.

The Google Honeycomb-based Motorola Xoom tablet, which is being touted as the first notable challenger of the Apple iPad, will actually be similar to the iPad in one aspect – its lack of Abode Flash compatibility in the foreseeable future!

The much-hyped Motorola Xoom tablet has become available for preorders at Best Buy, with a news entry on the retailer’s site showing that the tablet costs $799 for a 3G-capable model which will be upgradeable to 4G.

According to reports, Motorola is likely move forward the launch of its Android-based Atrix 4G smartphone - which was one of the most compelling devices showcased at the January Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas - by one week.