Handset maker Motorola is back with the new version of its best-selling smartphone 'Razr', which is sleeker and more powerful.

From fancy bits and bobs of tunes to non-lyrical sound bytes, companies are trying every trick.

Motorola's market share slipped from 18.4% to 10.2%, it continues to struggle finding successor to popular Moto Razr. All about Smartphones

Motorola forecast an unexpected loss after profit fell 84% last quarter as customers fled to Apple and Samsung Electronics.

US telecom vendor Motorola decides to transform itself into a mid-to-premium segment mobile handset player in India.

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In the quest to make inroads in the Indian market, mobile phone company Motorola is now focusing on presenting a more Indian face to its cu...

After shipping the 50 millionth `wickedly cool’ Motorazr V3, the American wireless major’s sleek pocket-fitting phone is dialing its way to...

Once at the pinnacle of the tech revolution, later plumbing new depths in a deeper morass, Motorola worked a near miracle in 12 months flat

Analysts feel that Motorola’s turnaround can be primarily attributed to the timing of the launch of the ultra slim MotoRazr, a product that...