I’ve dropped my smartphones more times than I can count. And every time one of them slips from my grasp and crashes to the cold, unforgiving ground, I immediately begin pleading with whatever higher ...

The leaks looked too good to be true, but now Motorola has confirmed the launch of the best specified smartphone ever made. It is called the ‘Droid Turbo’ and the core specifications are outstanding: ...

After launching the second generation of the Moto X in September and manufacturing Google's new flagship smartphone in the Nexus 6, Motorola has launched its own flagship phone in the Droid Turbo.

Motorola's Droid phones have always been geared towards utility. The original Droid catered to typing enthusiasts with a QWERTY keyboard that slid out and the Droid Turbo had up to 48 hours of battery ...

When it came time to pick up my review unit, I was left with a terrible choice: I could go for the more traditional black/red Kevlar-weave models, or the comparatively exotic ballistic nylon. You can ...

Motorola seems to have taken all of these things into consideration with the DROID Turbo 2, as the screen is not only sharp and colorful thanks to the use of the AMOLED technology, but it also comes ...

When it was first announced last month, Motorola's Droid Turbo sure looked like one of the most muscular smartphones yet. Since then, Gizmag has had a chance to test one out to see if this beefed up ...

if you’re locked in to Big Red and are looking for an all-around great phone that can do just a little bit more than your friend’s—and you don’t mind its uninspiring, utilitarian design—the Droid ...

Following months of speculation and major leaks that left little to the imagination, Motorola and Verizon Wireless finally took the wraps off of the Motorola Droid Turbo at a press event earlier today ...

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