First Motorola Mobile Enterprise Handheld Device to be Branded, Stocked and Sold Through a Wireless Carrier, Motorola ES400S by Sprint, Available by End of October Motorola ES400S offers access to the ...

Throughout the course of Windows Phone 7's paced, deliberate unveiling this year, Microsoft has been very clear on the fact that it doesn't intend for Windows Mobile -- the legacy platform we know ...

Zebra Technologies, a manufacturer of barcode, receipt, kiosk and RFID printers and supplies announced today that they were buying Motorola Solutions’ handheld unit for $3.45B. Philip Gerskovich, ...

Motorola Solutions and Psion have reached an agreement that is expected to result in Motorola’s purchase of the British handheld computer manufacturer for $200 million, with closing expected to occur ...

A variety of companies, ranging from mines to bakeries, are currently trialing a new, low-cost Motorola Solutions EPC Gen 2 ultrahigh-frequency (UHF) RFID reader in the form of a sled that snaps onto ...

15 January 2008Next Evolution of Bar Code Scanning Helps Boost Employee Productivity for Retail, Hospitality and Healthcare Industries Dubai, UAE - The enterprise mobility business of Motorola, Inc.

According to GFXBench Database, the Motorola XT1032, also known as the Motorola Falcon, will be sporting a fingerprint scanner, as Google/Motorola join the race to scan our prints. The new iPhone 5s ...

Motorola Inc. today announced a next-generation ruggedized handheld computer, the MC3100, that includes an accelerometer and is equipped with an RFID tag to make it easy to find if lost in a large ...

Motorola’s new MC55 Enterprise Digital Assistant is intended as a semi-rugged, all-around smartphone/scanner/mobile computer that can stand up to hard use and demanding conditions. Motorola has ...

Motorola on Tuesday unveiled its MC9500, an industrial-class handheld designed to succeed its popular MC9000 device and to be the latest move in Motorola's push to dominate mobility solutions for ...

Taiwan's Industrial Technology Research Institute demos its handheld 3D scanner, while XYZ shows off new Da Vinci 3D printers. Nic Healey is a Senior Editor with CNET, based in the Australia office.