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Apple, Samsung Take Steps to Combat Cellphone Theft but Pressed to Do More
Prosecutors urge cellphone makers to create systems over the next year to further combat a rising wave of cellphone theft.
N.Y., S.F. Officials to Meet With Apple, Samsung and Others Over Rising Smartphone Theft
The elected officials will press Microsoft, Samsung, Google and Apple to implement a “kill switch” that could render stolen smartphones permanently inoperable.
Motorola’s Dennis Woodside and Regina Dugan: The Full D11 Interview (Video)
First up from the company is the Moto X, a made-in-the-USA Android phone, with long-term efforts focused on finally banishing the password and more.
Exclusive: Dennis Woodside on the Genesis of the Moto X, Ditching Tablets and Learning to Say No
In an interview, Motorola Mobility head Dennis Woodside talks about how the Moto X phone learned from a not-so-successful watch.
Motorola’s Dennis Woodside and Regina Dugan at D11: Making Motorola a Risk-Taker Again
Motorola breaks its silence on post-Google life.
Omar Khan on Security, China and the State of the Mobile Industry (Video)
The former Samsung and Motorola executive spoke at D: Dive Into Mobile about the broader mobile landscape and about his new gig as co-head of security firm NQ Mobile.
Nokia Adds New Suits in Patent Spat With HTC
The new actions include a second complaint to the U.S. International Trade Commission and a federal suit in Southern California. Those come on top of other legal actions that date back to last year.
Eric Schmidt on the Future of Android, Motorola, Cars and Humanity (Video)
Google’s executive chairman spent nearly an hour in the red chair, covering everything from his recent trips to North Korea and Myanmar to matters much closer to home.
The New Motorola Is Still Looking to Accessorize
The Google-owned unit is prepping a new line of audio accessories.
Court Denies Motorola the Billions It Wanted From Microsoft for Standards-Essential Patents
A court rules that Motorola is owed about $1.8 million, as opposed to the $4 billion-plus it had been seeking.
