World's leading smartphones manufacturer, Apple will now have to face a tough competition from Motorola. It has been reported that today Motorola has launched its smartphone, Droid X.

This time Motorola has used the same A4 chip, which Apple is using to manufacture its iPad. The phone runs on 1GHz processor with internal memory of 512 MB.

If we talk about its appearance and screen, then we can say that Droid X is much better than iPhone 4.

On June 23, there will be a launch of Motorola Droid X at an event organized by Google, Verizon and Motorola. It is expected that The Droid 2 will be unveiled along with Droid X at the event, which will be held at New York.

However, the main concern is regarding the time when Verizon and Motorola will sell the Droid2. Me and Android revealed that both the Smartphones have many similarities in Motoblur like technology, processor and operating system.

Motorola, Verizon Wireless and Google are all set to reveal the Motorola Droid X smartphone in New York City on June 23. That's just one day ahead of Apple’s iPhone 4 making its debut in the market.

Analysts talk about the increase of the big-screen and smartphones and the likelihood of the iPhone 4 postponements, which can prompt the customers to go for the Droid X or any other Android gadget.

As Apple and AT&T manage system breakdowns, unnecessary charges and implicated shipments for the iPhone 4, opponents in the Android canopy are preparing for yet another broadly-expected release.

An image along with a few details of the Motorola Droid X has been posted by Verizon Wireless, which is its successor to 2009's popular Motorola Droid smartphone. The device will have a 4.3-inch screen and it will allow HDMI output.

According to an invitation sent to eWEEK, the next generation of Droid" in New York will be introduced by the executives from Verizon, Motorola and Google on June 23. It has not been made public that whether the device showcased will be the Droid X.

Images shown do not clarify whether any changes have been done to the Droid's sliding QWERTY keyboard.

New Motorola Droid X is set to pose a tougher competition for the HTC Evo 4G. The Droid X is Motorola’s forthcoming leading Android phone that is being placed next to the Evo 4G. From the leaked pictures that were released, it is clear that Droid X is really very prominent in appearance as compared to the Evo 4G, which has a noticeable body.

Prior to this, Droid X was pictured to be “a sport” with a smaller 3.7-inch display, similar to the display of the upcoming Droid 2. Recently, it has been confirmed that the screen size of Motorola Droid X is 4.3-inch, like the screen of HTC Evo 4G.

Motorola's upcoming Android-based Milestone XT720 smartphone will come with 720MHz processor and a 512megabite of RAM against the earlier 550MHz processor and 256MB RAM. The changes have been made in a bid to attract more customers.

The Milestone XT720, which claims to be world’s slimmest smartphone, features 3.7-inch capacitive touchscreen with 480 by 854 pixel resolution, an 8megapixel camera, 3G, WiFi and HDMI that allows HD video captures on the handset to be viewed on an HD TV. The Android 2.1 phone also claims to be the smartphone to have Xenon Flash.

In a recent move, Mr. Sanjay Jha, the CEO of Motorola, revealed the Company’s plans to unveil 2GHz Android smartphone. Mr. Jha made this revelation in a presentation in Chicago.

Mr. Jha said that the smartphone will be available in the market before the end of this year.

The mobile will be equipped with 2GHz chip. This chip will enable the smartphone to have two times the processing power of any other smartphone.

Presently, the smartphones available in the market have 1GHz chips, including the HTC EVO 4G and the iPhone 4.

Mobile phone producers Motorola and Research In Motion proclaimed on Friday that they have resolved the issue of patent objection over the mobile technology, which the former had shared at the International Trade Commission this year.

As per the agreement, Research In Motion has committed to pay Motorola a compensation amount, coupled with the payment of royalties.

However, the two producing giants refused to declare the amount involved in the agreement. The companies shared that the agreement will include a number of patents associated with their standards.

Motorola's new Android-based Milestone XT720 smartphone, the UK version of the much-anticipated Motoroi, has appeared on the website of a leading online store, called Expansys, with July 2nd release date.

Earlier, Motorola had announced that it would launch the Milestone XT720 somwtime in the second quarter of this year.

Motorola has come up with an Android-based square-shaped smartphones, called the Flipout.

The Flipout features a 2.8-inch touchscreen, a 3MP camera, an FM radio, 512MB of storage, bluetooth, WiFi and GPS.

The square device runs Android 2.1 OS with Motorola’s own Motoblur interface. It is 120g in weight and 67x67x17mm in dimensions. Motoblur interface syncs with contacts, messages and photos. It also aggregates social networks such as Twitter and Facebook on the handsets home screen.

The Flipout features a five-row QWERTY keyboard that locates under the screen and rotates out.

Motorola’s Milestone has set a milestone in the Canadian markets by becoming the first device to function on the brand new Android 2.1 operating system.

Though Google’s Nexus One is also available in the Canadian markets, the device is unlocked online via orders.

However, in terms of device availability at the retail level and the on terms of Canadian carrier level, Motorola’s Milestone is the pioneer.

The smartphone is loaded with features like 3.7" touch screen and the super stylish slide-out QWERTY keyboard.

Motorola has finally rolled out the long-awaited Android 2.1update for its Milestone smartphones in the UK.

The update, which was announced on Facebook, is available on the official Motorola website. Users will have to make use of their PCs to upgrade their Motorola Milestones to Android 2.1 as it can not be done via OTA.

The new update offers Live Wallpapers, speech-to-text and up to nine new home-screens. In addition, it will improve performance, stability and add security for exchange server users.

Britain's Advertising Standards Authority has censured a TV ad campaign for the Motorola DEXT, saying the claim was misleading.

The ad for Motorola DEXT described the device as "The first phone with social skills", but, rival phone maker INQ Mobile challenged the claim, saying its mobile phones that had been launched before the Motorola DEXT had similar features.

Motorola emphasized that its claim could not be measured as the concept of social skills was very much vague.

Motorola's Milestone smartphone, which runs on Google’s Andriod 2.1 OS, will be made exclusively available at StarHub outlets in Singapore from Saturday.

The Milestone can be had for just S$198 with a two-year contract, while per month voice-cum-data plan with StarHub costs S$38.

The device is also provided free of cost with high-end plans that costs S$98 or more per month.

For others, the Milestone costs $888.

AT&T has released the Motorola Backflip, in a move that added the Google Android platform to its portfolio of mobile phones.

The Motorola Backflip comes with a unique back-flipping QWERTY keypad and back-of-display touchpad.

The device allows its users to navigate its screen by touching a panel equipped behind it, therefore no need to keep fingers on the screen.

Mobile TV, music, video, GPS, 3G/WiFi are some of the services that come with the handset, which has a 3.1-inch touchscreen.