On the endless list of tablets birthed at the Consumer Electronics Show earlier in the month, the Motorola Xoom stands out as one of the more impressive. It’s the first Android tablet to run Google’s ...

Well, of course Motorola has only sold 100,000 Xoom tablets so far. That’s not a precise number, but it’s the amount of people using Android 3.0 Honeycomb, according to Deutsche Bank’s check of the ...

In this Good e-Reader Video we are live from CES and took a look at the new Motorola Xoom Android 3.0 Tablet PC! We get a hands on preview of the scrollable widgets, 360 hardware preview, Google ...

Android manufacturers have been creating great, functional and best of all cheap Android for some time, but it is only in the past few months that design and ergonomics has improved. Like many of t ...

Motorola has just got past the FCC regulations with a new tablet device that many believe could be the next iteration of the current XOOM. With integrated 4G LTE units, the XOOM 2 is only mentioned in ...

PEl Segundo, Calif., March 1, 2011—On the outside, Motorola Inc.’s XOOM represents the first legitimate match for Apple Inc.’s iPad 3G. On the inside, it’s a pretty good match as well, with the XOOM’s ...

I confess that the Motorola Xoom caught me off guard. It’s not too often that a new product can slip past my radar — especially one like the Xoom. Android 3.0, dual-core processors, dual camera, and a ...

I bought the Motorola Xoom the day it came out, and have been using it ever since. It’s a spectacular tablet and superior to the iPad. Here are eight reasons why. (When specs on the new iPad are ...

The market hasn't been very kind to Motorola and its Xoom tablet. But Motorola is trying to make things better, starting now by dropping the price of the 32 GB Xoom Wi-Fi by $100, to $499. But will ...

A seemingly legitimate $1,199 Motorola Xoom now sits on the Best Buy web site, ready for pre-order. What happened to the already steep $800? It would seem the hill has become a mountain for this ...

Recorded on September 11, 2011. Erick Schofeld and John Biggs review the first Android Honeycomb tablet, Motorola Xoom, and the Kno Tablet.

If you don’t need 3G or 4G or any Gs at all, Motorola’s Xoom Wi-Fi will be arriving on March 27 for $599. The specs are all the same as the initial model: Android Honeycomb, 32GB hard drive, 1GHz ...