Motorola didn’t just reveal a new fangled uberphone today, but an iPod Nano killer too! Get the full rundown after the break… MOTOACTV We’re all waiting for some awesome super phone and BAM! Motorola unveils an exercise companion, the MOTOACTV. According to Motorola, MOTOACTV will play “the songs that push you most” while also tracking miles traveled and calories burned in the background. Being a device targeting active users means the...

Samsung could be in for an upset loss in the states if comments from presiding judge Lucy Koh are any indication of the final outcome. Today Koh stated that based on the evidence she’s seen so far, a preliminary injunction barring sales doesn’t make sense when based off of a “utility patent”. However, things turned more serious when Koh mentioned that while she doesn’t necessarily know how/if Apple will prove the validity of the...

Motorola’s upcoming Spyder (DROID HD) Android phone and XOOM 2 tablet have taken a few steps forward (thankfully) sans any covers giving us a nice glimpse of their true character. The Spyder/DROID HD will feature a 1.2 GHz dual-core processor (though the model spied above apparently ran a bit hotter at 1.5 GHz), 1 GB of RAM, 4.3-inch+ display and pretty much everything else you’d expect from a high-end device these days. Meanwhile the XOOM 2′s most readily...

Want a sort of biography of Steve Jobs’ life condensed into a more palatable and visually appealing medium? Infographic it is. (Credit: iSmashPhone) Lots of fancy graphics and interesting numbers/figures after the break… Source: iSmashPhone | Via: ...

The “iPad” killer title that’s been given to the Amazon Kindle Fire may justified after all. A leaked screenshot of Amazon’s “ALASKA” inventory and SKU management system shows Kindle Fire pre-orders have already topped 254,000 units. Based on figures from CultofAndroid, that equates to ~50,000/day or ~2,000/hr. Compare that to the iPad 2′s ~300,000 launch day units (includes pre-orders, sales to partners, and sales to retail...

A new report by Bloomberg lays a bleak future for Australian Galaxy Tab hopefuls — The company’s planned launch of the 10.1″ device will essentially be abandoned in the country if Samsung can’t win a reverse ruling of some sort within the next couple of weeks. The news is depressing, though not surprising. The Galaxy Tab has already been delayed from entering the Australian market for a solid two months. With the holiday season quickly...