Android Key Lime Pie

Motorola X phone could launch in July with touch-sensitive back panel

The X Phone has been circulating in the rumour mills for quite some time now and is expected to be unveiled, or at the very least, teased during Google I/O in May...

Motorola's devices not up to Google's standards: CFO

Many are eagerly waiting for Motorola’s next offering in collaboration with Google, but expectations may not be met. According to The Verge, Google CFO

Is Google getting jittery over Samsung dominating Android?

Is Google insecure of Samsung’s position at the top of the Android charts? Well, if a Wall Street Journal report is to be believed, Google is worried that the...

Motorola X Phone to have Kevlar body, Sony's Exmor RS camera sensor

We can’t wait for Google I/O. The annual Google event, which will begin on May 15, is expected to be packed with surprises. Google is expected to unveil

X Phone project gets serious as Motorola hunts for product director

Motorola Mobility has posted a job listing on LinkedIn for a Senior Director of Product Management for the X Phone. This is possibly the first time Motorola has...

X Phone with Android 5.0 could herald Motorola comeback

The rumour mills are abuzz with news that Motorola may be working on a new flagship smartphone, dubbed the X Phone. After a successful couple of years as...

Google I/O 2013 to kick off on May 15

Google I/O is one of the biggest developer events in a calendar year and at this event, Google will unveil its latest operating system as well as some new hardware.

Google employee teases the Internet with Key Lime Pie comic

Google employee Manu Cornet's Key Lime Pie comic has caused the Internet to go into a frenzy and state that the next Android will be called Key Lime Pie.

Our wish list for Android Key Lime Pie

There are more than a handful of features that we would love to see in the next iteration of Android, presumably the Key Lime Pie. Check them out here...

Android 5.0 Key Lime Pie spotted running on Sony LT30i

It has been rumoured in the past that Sony would be building a Nexus smartphone and that rumour as of yet did not pan out. Instead, Google partnered with LG