Also check out our full Motorola Atrix 4G review. CES has been full of tablet PCs and 3D devices, but few of them really stand out or solve a problem. Will TV shows like The Office truly get more ...

You can run the full desktop Firefox on your TV or monitor, but Motorola's dockable smartphone is only a half-step into the mobile/PC convergence future The PC as we’ve long known is dead — or it will ...

Atrix smartphone plugged into it's keyboard and screen dock Google's Android operating system is growing up rapidly, and one sign is that it's becoming the leading mobile platform for innovation. All ...

Motorola is doubling down on its docking smartphone. The original Atrix 4G was a fun, if somewhat buggy cell phone that converted into a laptop. A major firmware update resolved many of the bugs. Now ...

How can a handset company competing with PC companies in smart phone business go where its competitors can't? By turning its latest smart phone into a PC. Which means Motorola's Atrix 4G -- on sale ...

The impressive Atrix, which won many accolades at this year’s CES, is famously able to dock with a laptop-like accessory and provide a more natural working environment. I was suspicious that this dock ...

We’ve covered a lot of ground in this review of the Motorola Atrix. Many of the features that make the Atrix distinct are rolled into the accessory docks so it seems fair to cover those at the same ...

The smartphone of the future is coming on February 22. Motorola’s Atrix 4G dual-core handset will officially launch on AT&T next Tuesday, according to a tweet from Motorola Mobility’s official Twitter ...

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Upon release, the Motorola Atrix 4G on AT&T is the highest spec Android smartphone on the market. While this garners some temporary attention, it’s fleeting since top dog smartphones hold that title ...

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