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From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

This article is about the original company prior to its split in 2011. For the present-day
companies of this name, see Motorola Mobility and Motorola Solutions. For other uses,
see Motorola (disambiguation).

Motorola, Inc.

The Motorola 'batwings' logo used from 1955 to

2011 (still used by successor businesses)
Final headquarters in Schaumburg,
Illinois (pictured occupied by Motorola Solutions)

Formerly Galvin Manufacturing

Corporation (1928–1947)

Company type Public

Traded as NYSE: MOT

Industry Telecommunications

Founded September 25, 1928; 97 years

ago in Chicago, Illinois, U.S.

Founders • Paul Galvin

• Joseph Galvin

Defunct January 4, 2011; 14 years ago

Fate Split into Motorola

Mobility and Motorola Solutions

Successors Motorola Mobility

Motorola Solutions
Freescale Semiconductor
ON Semiconductor
Arris Group (General
Instrument)
Cambium Networks
NXP Semiconductors

Headquarters Schaumburg, Illinois, U.S.

Area served Worldwide

Products Tablet computers

Cordless telephones
Mobile phones
 Smartphones
Two-way radios
Networking systems
Cable television systems
Wireless broadband networks
RFID systems
Mobile telephone infrastructure

Number of 53,000 (2010)[1]

employees

Divisions Mobile Devices

Home & Networks Mobility
Enterprise Mobility Solutions

Website [Link] (archived

December 31, 2010)

Motorola, Inc. (/ˌmoʊtəˈroʊlə/[2]) was an American multinational telecommunications

company based in Schaumburg, Illinois. It was founded by brothers Paul and Joseph Galvin
in 1928[3] and had been named Motorola since 1947.[4] Many of Motorola's products had
been radio-related communication equipment such as two-way radios, consumer walkie-
talkies, cellular infrastructure, mobile phones, satellite communicators, pagers, as well
as cable modems and semiconductors.[5] After having lost $4.3 billion from 2007 to 2009,
Motorola was split into two independent public companies: Motorola Solutions (its legal
successor) and Motorola Mobility (spun off), on January 4, 2011.[6][7]

Motorola designed and sold wireless network equipment such

as cellular transmission base stations and signal amplifiers. Its business and government
customers consisted mainly of wireless voice and broadband systems (used to build
private networks), and public safety communications systems like Astro and Dimetra.
Motorola's home and broadcast network products included set-top boxes, digital video
recorders, and network equipment used to enable video broadcasting, computer
telephony, and high-definition television. These businesses, except for set-top boxes
and cable modems, became part of Motorola Solutions after the split of Motorola in 2011.

Motorola's wireless telephone handset division was a pioneer in cellular telephones. Also
known as the Personal Communication Sector (PCS) prior to 2004, it pioneered the "mobile
phone" with the first truly mobile "brick phone" DynaTAC, "flip phone" with the MicroTAC as
well as the "clam phone" with the StarTAC in the mid-1990s. It had staged a resurgence by
the mid-2000s with the RAZR, but lost market share in the second half of that decade, as
the company's one-hit wonders were not enough to reinstate Motorola as a leader.[8][9] Later
it focused on smartphones using Google's Android mobile operating system, the first
released product being Motorola Droid in 2009.[10][11] The handset division was later spun off
into Motorola Mobility.

History

Motorola was founded in Chicago, Illinois, as Galvin Manufacturing Corporation (at 847
West Harrison Street)[12] in 1928.

Paul Galvin wanted a brand name for Galvin Manufacturing Corporation's new car radio,
and created the name "Motorola" by linking "motor" (from motor car) with "ola"
(from Victrola), which was also a popular ending for many companies at the time,
e.g. Moviola, Crayola.[13] The company sold its first Motorola branded radio on June 23,
1930, to Herbert C. Wall of Fort Wayne, Indiana, for $30.[14][15] The Motorola brand name
became so well known that Galvin Manufacturing Corporation later changed its name to
Motorola, Inc., in 1947.[4][3]

Galvin Manufacturing Corporation began selling Motorola car-radio receivers to police

departments and municipalities in November 1930. The company's first public safety
customers (all in the U.S. state of Illinois) included the Village of River Forest, Village of
Bellwood Police Department, City of Evanston Police, Illinois State Highway Police, and
Cook County (Chicago area) Police.[16]

Many of Motorola's products have been radio-related, starting with a battery eliminator for
battery powered radios (during the burgeoning electrification of rural homes), through the
first handheld walkie-talkie in the world in
1940,[17] defense electronics, cellular infrastructure equipment, and mobile phone
manufacturing. In the same year, the company built its research and development program
with Dan Noble, a pioneer in FM radio and semiconductor technologies, who joined the
company as director of research. The company produced the hand-held AM SCR-536 radio
during World War II, which was vital to Allied communication. Motorola ranked 94th among
United States corporations in the value of World War II military production contracts.[18]

Motorola went public in 1943,[19] and became Motorola, Inc. in 1947. At that time Motorola's
main business was producing and selling televisions and radios.

Post World War II

 Motorola vacuum tube carton

The last plant was listed in Quincy, Illinois at 1400 North 30th Street where 1,200
employees made radio assemblies for both homes and automobiles.[20]

In 1969, Neil Armstrong spoke the famous words "That's one small step for a man, one
giant leap for mankind" from the Moon on a Motorola transceiver.[21]

In 1973, Motorola demonstrated the first hand-held portable telephone.[22]

In 1974, Motorola introduced its first microprocessor, the 8-bit MC6800, used in
automotive, computing and video game applications.[23] The 6800 was the basis for the
more popular MOS Technology 6502 which was made by former Motorola employees. That
same year, Motorola sold its television business to the Japan-based Matsushita – the
parent company of Panasonic.[citation needed]

In 1980, Motorola's next generation 32-bit microprocessor, the MC68000, led the wave of
technologies that spurred the computing revolution in 1984, powering devices from
companies such as Apple, Commodore, Atari, Sun, and Hewlett-Packard.[24]
 Dr. Martin Cooper of Motorola made the first private handheld
mobile phone call on a larger prototype model in 1973. This is a reenactment in 2007.

In September 1983, the U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) approved

the DynaTAC 8000X telephone, the world's first commercial cellular device. By 1998, cell
phones accounted for two thirds of Motorola's gross revenue.[25]

In 1986 Motorola acquired Storno[26] resulting in a whole new range of innovative

communication products for the new owner,[27] including the NMT, an automatic cellular
phone system, and made Motorola a more central player in the early stages of
the GSM standardization process in 1987.[28] With this addition Motorola strengthened its
position in Europe significantly. As Motorola's European development arm, Storno
developed a GSM terminal in 1992.[29]

On January 29, 1988, Motorola sold its Arcade, New York facility and automotive
alternators, electromechanical speedometers and tachometers products to Prestolite
Electric.[30]

In 1996, Motorola released the Motorola StarMax, which was a Macintosh clone that was
licensed by Apple and it came with System 7. However, with the return of Steve Jobs to
Apple in 1997, Apple released Mac OS 8. Because the clone makers' licenses were valid
only for Apple's System 7 operating system, Apple's release of Mac OS 8 left the clone
manufacturers unable to ship a current Mac OS version without negotiation with Apple.[31] A
heated telephone conversation between Jobs and then Motorola CEO Christopher
Galvin resulted in the termination of Motorola's clone contract, the discontinuation of the
Motorola StarMax, and the long-favored Apple being demoted to "just another customer"
mainly for PowerPC CPUs. Apple (and Jobs) did not want Motorola to limit the PowerPC
CPU supply so as retaliation, Apple and IBM expelled Motorola from the AIM alliance and
forced Motorola to stop producing any PowerPC CPUs, leaving IBM to make all future
PowerPC CPUs. However, Motorola was later reinstated into the alliance in 1998.[32]

Neglect of the emerging digital cellular standards led to Motorola's end as the dominant
leader in mobile phone handsets in the second half of the 1990s.[33] In 1996 it fell
behind Ericsson in the growing market for digital phones in the U.S.[34][35] In 1998, Motorola
was overtaken by Nokia as the world's biggest seller of mobile phone handsets.[21] The
company was also struggling in microchips (which together with cell phones accounted for
the majority of Motorola's revenue), cellular infrastructure equipment, and
the Iridium satellite project that it had invested in.[36] Motorola sold some businesses during
this period, including in 1999 a portion of its semiconductor business—the Semiconductor
Components Group (SCG)-- and formed onsemi (then ON Semiconductor), whose
headquarters were located in Phoenix, Arizona.[37]

After 2000

By 2000, Motorola had shown signs of recovery from a long sustained period of decline.[33] It
was still, however, losing money on every handset sold, whereas Nokia was making large
profits on each instead.[38]

In June 2000, Motorola and Cisco supplied the world's first commercial GPRS cellular
network to BT Cellnet in the United Kingdom. Motorola also developed the world's first
GPRS cell phone.

In August 2000, Motorola acquired Printrak International Inc.[39] for $160 million.[40] In doing
so, Motorola not only acquired computer aided dispatch and related software, but also
acquired Automated fingerprint identification system software.[41] With recent acquisitions
from that year, Motorola reached its peak employment of 150,000 employees
worldwide.[42] Two years later, employment would be at 93,000 due to layoffs and spinoffs.

The company's handset division began using the "Hello Moto" tagline in advertizing in 2002
which later also became a signature ringtone.[43][44]

In June 2005, Motorola overtook the intellectual property of Sendo for $30,000 and paid
£362,575 for the plant, machinery and equipment.[45]

In June 2006, Motorola acquired the software platform (AJAR) developed by the British
company TTP Communications plc.[46] Later in 2006, the firm announced a music
subscription service named iRadio. The technology came after a break in a partnership
with Apple Computer (which in 2005 had produced an iTunes compatible cell phone ROKR
E1, and most recently, mid-2007, its own iPhone). iRadio was to have many similarities with
existing satellite radio services (such as Sirius and XM Radio) by offering live streams of
commercial-free music content. Unlike satellite services, however, iRadio content would
be downloaded via a broadband internet connection. However, iRadio was never
commercially released.[47]

Greg Brown became Motorola's chief executive officer in 2008.[48] In October 2008,
Motorola agreed to sell its Biometrics business to Safran, a French defense firm. Motorola's
biometric business unit was headquartered in Anaheim, California. The deal closed in April
2009.[49] The unit became part of Sagem Morpho, which was renamed MorphoTrak.

Split of Motorola

On March 26, 2008, Motorola's board of directors approved a split into two different
publicly traded companies.[50] This came after talk of selling the company to another
corporation.[51] These new companies would comprise the business units of Motorola
Mobile Devices and Motorola Broadband & Mobility Solutions. Originally it was expected
that this action would be approved by regulatory bodies and complete by mid-2009, but the
split was delayed due to company restructuring problems and the 2008–2009 extreme
economic downturn.[52]

On February 11, 2010, Motorola announced it would separate into two independent,
publicly traded companies.[53] The cell phone and cable television equipment businesses
would spin off to form Motorola Mobility, while the remainder of Motorola, Inc., which
comprised the government and enterprise equipment businesses, would become Motorola
Solutions. The split was closed on January 4, 2011.[6] Motorola Mobility was eventually
acquired by Google on May 22, 2012.[54] Google later sold Motorola Mobility's cable
equipment business to Arris Group in December 2012,[55] and Motorola Mobility itself
to Lenovo on October 30, 2014.[56]

Divisions

At the time of its split, Motorola had three divisions:[57]

• Enterprise Mobility Solutions was headquartered in Schaumburg, Illinois. It

comprised communications offered to government and public safety sectors and
enterprise mobility business, such as Motorola's investment in Evolv.[58] Motorola
developed analog and digital two-way radio, voice and data communications
products and systems, mobile computing, advanced data capture, wireless
infrastructure and RFID solutions to customers worldwide.

• Home & Networks Mobility produced end-to-end systems that facilitate

uninterrupted access to digital entertainment, information and communications
services via wired and wireless mediums. Motorola developed digital video system
 solutions, interactive set-top devices, voice and data modems for digital subscriber
line and cable networks, broadband access systems for cable and satellite
television operators, and also wireline carriers and wireless service providers. It was
based in Arlington Heights, Illinois.

• Mobile Devices' headquarters were located in Chicago, Illinois, and designed

wireless handsets, but also licensed much of its intellectual properties. This
included cellular and wireless systems and as well as integrated applications
and Bluetooth accessories.

Corporate affairs

See also: Motorola Solutions § Corporate affairs

See also: Lenovo § Corporate affairs

Finances

Motorola's handset division recorded a loss of $1.2 billion in the fourth quarter of 2007,
while the company as a whole earned $100 million during that quarter.[59] It lost several key
executives to rivals,[60] and the website TrustedReviews called the company's products
repetitive and un-innovative.[61] Motorola laid off 3,500 workers in January 2008,[62] followed
by a further 4,000 job cuts in June[63] and another 20% cut of its research division a few days
later.[64] In July 2008, a large number of executives left Motorola to work on Apple
Inc.'s iPhone.[65] The company's handset division was also put on offer for sale.[66] Also that
month, analyst Mark McKechnie from American Technology Research said that Motorola
"would be lucky to fetch $500 million" for selling its handset business. Analyst Richard
Windsor said that Motorola might have to pay someone to take the division off the
company's hands, and that Motorola may even exit the handset market altogether.[67] Its
global market share has been on the decline; from 18.4% of the market in 2007 the
company had a share of just 6.0% by Q1 2009, but at last, Motorola scored a profit of $26
million in Q2 and showed an increase of 12% in stocks for the first time after losses in many
quarters. During the second quarter of 2010, the company reported a profit of $162 million,
which compared very favorably to the $26 million earned for the same period the year
before. Its Mobile Devices division reported, for the first time in years, earnings of $87
million.[68]

Environmental record

Motorola, Inc., along with the Arizona Water Co. had been identified as the sources
of trichloroethylene (TCE) contamination that took place in Scottsdale, Arizona. The
malfunction led to a ban on the use of water that lasted three days and affected almost
5000 people in the area. Motorola was found to be the main source of the TCE, an industrial
solvent that is thought to cause cancer. The TCE contamination was caused by a faulty
blower on an air stripping tower that was used to take TCE from the water, and Motorola
has attributed the situation to operator error.[69]

Of eighteen leading electronics manufacturers in Greenpeace's Guide to Greener

Electronics (October 2010), Motorola shared sixth place with
competitors Panasonic and Sony.[70]

Motorola scored relatively well on the chemicals criteria and has a goal to
eliminate PVC plastic and Brominated flame retardants (BFRs), though only in mobile
devices and not in all its products introduced after 2010, despite the fact that Sony
Ericsson and Nokia were already there. All of its mobile phones were now PVC-free and it
had two PVC and BFR-free mobile phones, the A45 ECO and the GRASP; all chargers were
also free from PVC and BFRs.[70]

The company was also increasing the proportion of recycled materials used in its products.
For example, the housings for the MOTO W233 Renew and MOTOCUBO A45 Eco mobile
phones contained plastic from post-consumer recycled water cooler bottles.[71] According
to the company's information, all of Motorola's newly designed chargers met the
current Energy Star requirements and exceed the requirements for standby/no-load modes
by at least 67%.[72]

See also

List of Motorola Mobility products

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Computers

Laptops

See also: Laptop

• ML910

• MW810

• MW800

• ML900

• ML850

• ML950

• MNope2

Handheld

• HC700 series

• Symbol Technologies line of products

• HYT

• ICOM
 • Motorola

• MotoG

Mobile VHF UHF two-way radio

• VHF MT 1000

• UHF GP 388 GP 388

• VHF GM 300

• VHF GER 300

• VHF UHF Repeater MSR 2000, GR 500, MTR 2000

StarMax

Main article: Motorola StarMax

• StarMax 3000

• StarMax 4000

• StarMax 5000

• StarMax 5500

Home and consumer products

• Vintage radio and television receivers

• Follow Me TV[1]

• m25 (256 MB) and m500 (5 GB) digital audio players

• iRadio music subscription service

Cordless phones

See also: Cordless telephone

• C series: C50, C51, C51, C70

• E series: E30, E31, E32, E33, E34, E40, E51, E51, E52

• G series: G13, G14, G32, G52, G54, G62, G73, G84, G85

• T series: T31

• MA3100 series (2.4 GHz): MA3153, MA3163

 • MD4100 series (2.4 GHz digital): MD4153, MD4163

• MD600 series (5.8 GHz digital): MD671, MD681, MA681, MA61

• "Disney phones"[citation needed]

Home monitoring and automation

• Homesight

Cameras

• HMVC3050

• HMVC3075

• HMVC3020

Semiconductors

Note: As of mid-2004, these are part of the product portfolio of Freescale Semiconductor,
Inc. Please see the List of Freescale products for more information.

Wireless communications

Data networks

• Canopy – A line-of-sight wireless technology, primarily used by ISPs to provide

broadband internet

• MotoMESH – A mobile wireless broadband product providing proprietary "Mesh-

Enabled Architecture" and standards-based 802.11 network access in both the
unlicensed 2.4 GHz band and the licensed 4.9 GHz public-safety band

• HotZone Duo – Meshed wireless broadband networking product supporting both

2.4 GHz 802.11b/g and 5.8 GHz 802.11a standards. The system
supports 802.11e for quality of service management, and is planned to support
the 802.11s standard for mesh networking once that standard is finalized

• Orthogon Systems – wireless, non-line-of-sight (NLOS), point-to-point Ethernet

bridges

• WiMax Wi4 – GAP, DAP & SAAP Systems. Base Stations based on the recent WiMAX
technology. Pointed to Wireless BroadBand Access and Internet.

Mobile network carrier infrastructure

• ASTRO 25 – implementation of APCO Project 25[2]

 • BSC (GSM)

• Dimetra – proprietary implementation of TETRA

• Horizon 2 Macro BTS (GSM)

• Horizon 2 Mini BTS (GSM)

• MSS – Mobile Soft Switch (Multiple Technologies)

• PCU (GSM)

• RXCDR (GSM)

Mobile telephones

• Status: D = discontinued; P = in production

Classic (1983-1998)

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LED 1983 D AMPS Brick
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MicroTAC Classic LED 1991 D AMPS Clamshell

MicroTAC II LED 1991 D AMPS Clamshell

MicroTAC Alpha LED 1992 D AMPS Clamshell

MicroTAC Lite LED 1994 D AMPS Clamshell

MicroTAC Elite LED 1994 D NAMPS Clamshell

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LED,
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A-7F Color 2008 D GSM ?

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A009 (Accompli QWERTY

Color 2001 D GSM
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QWERTY
A455 (Rival) Color 2009 D CDMA
slider[4]

QWERTY
A630 Color 2004 D GSM
clamshell[5]

A668 Color 2005 D GSM Clamshell[6]

A830 Color 2003 D W-CDMA Candybar[7]

A835 Color 2003 D W-CDMA Candybar[8]

A840 Color 2004 D GSM, CDMA Clamshell[9]

A845 Color 2004 D W-CDMA Candybar[10]

A series smartphones (1999-2010)

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Color Google
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A855 (DROID) touchscre 2009 D Android 2.0
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en (Eclair)[22]

Color Google
A953 (MILESTO GSM, WCD QWERT
touchscre 2010 D Android 2.2
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en (Froyo)[23]
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Color Google
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A955 (DROID2) touchscre 2010 D Android 2.2
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Color
Clamsh Linux + Qt +
A910/A910i touchscre 2005 D GSM
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Color Symbian 7.0

A920 touchscre 2003 D W-CDMA PDA + UIQ
en 2.1[26][27]

Color
Symbian 7.0
A925 touchscre 2004 D W-CDMA PDA
+ UIQ 2.1[28]
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Color
Symbian 7.0
A1000 touchscre 2004 D W-CDMA PDA
+ UIQ 2.1[29]
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Color
Symbian 7.0
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Monochro Candyba
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Candyba
C212 Color 2005 D GSM
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Monochro Candyba
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Monochro Candyba
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C370 Color 2005 D GSM
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Candyba
C380 Color 2005 D GSM
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Candyba
C381p Color 2005 D GSM
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C390 Color 2005 D GSM
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C450 Color 2005 D GSM
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Phone model Released Status Technology
type factor

E310 Color 2005 D CDMA Clamshell

E378i Color 2005 D GSM Clamshell

E365 Color 2003 D GSM Clamshell

E380 Color 2006 D GSM Clamshell

E398 Color 2005 D GSM Candybar

E550 Color 2006 D GSM Clamshell

E680 Linux-
Color 2006 D GSM Candybar
based

E680i Linux-
Color 2006 D GSM Candybar
based
 Screen Form
Phone model Released Status Technology
type factor

GSM, W-
E770 Color 2006 D Clamshell
CDMA

E815/E816 Color 2005 D CDMA Clamshell

E1000 Color 2006 D W-CDMA Candybar

E1070 Color 2006 D W-CDMA Candybar

Timeport series (1999-2003)

Phone Screen Form

Released Status Technology
model type factor

L7089
Monochrome 1998 D GSM Candybar
(Timeport)

P7389 Monochrome 2000 D GSM Candybar

P8767 Monochrome 2000 D CDMA, AMPS Clamshell

250 Monochrome 2001 D GSM Candybar

280 Monochrome 2001 D GSM Candybar

260 Monochrome 2002 D GSM Candybar

iDEN/CDMA dual-mode a.k.a. Cobra

See also: Integrated Digital Enhanced Network (iDEN), Code division multiple
access (CDMA)

Phone model Screen type Released Status Providers Form factor

ic402 Color 2006 D Sprint Nextel Clamshell

ic502 Color 2006 D Sprint Nextel Clamshell

ic602 Color 2007 D Sprint Nextel Clamshell

Phone model Screen type Released Status Providers Form factor

ic902 Color 2007 D Sprint Nextel Clamshell

Eagle series

Phone model Screen type Released Status Providers Form factor

i500plus Monochrome 1996 D Nextel Candybar

i550 Monochrome 1996 D Nextel Candybar

i550plus Monochrome 1996 D Nextel, NII Candybar

i700 Monochrome 1999 D Nextel Candybar

i700plus Monochrome 1999 D Nextel, NII Candybar

i1000 Monochrome 1998 D Nextel Clamshell

i1000plus Monochrome 1999 D Nextel, NII Clamshell

i2000 Monochrome 1999 D Nextel Candybar

i2000plus Monochrome 2000 D Nextel, NII Candybar

Condor series (1999-2003)

Phon
e Screen Release Statu Form
Providers
mode type d s factor
l

Monochrom
i30sx 2002 D Nextel, SouthernLINC, NII Candybar
e

Monochrom
i35s 2002 D Nextel, SouthernLINC Candybar
e

Monochrom
i50sx 2001 D Nextel, Boost Mobile, NII Candybar
e
Phon
e Screen Release Statu Form
Providers
mode type d s factor
l

Monochrom Nextel, SouthernLINC, Boo

i55sr 2002 D Candybar
e st Mobile

Monochrom
i58sr 2002 D Nextel, SouthernLINC Candybar
e

Monochrom Clamshel
i60c 2002 D Nextel, Boost Mobile
e l

Monochrom
i80s 2000 D Nextel, SouthernLINC, NII Candybar
e

Monochrom
i85s 2001 D Nextel, SouthernLINC, NII Candybar
e

Monochrom
i88s 2002 D Nextel, SouthernLINC Candybar
e

Monochrom Nextel, SouthernLINC, Boo Clamshel

i90c 2001 D
e st Mobile, NII l

Nextel, SouthernLINC, Boo Clamshel

i95cl Color 2002 D
st Mobile, NII l

Clamshel
i99cl Color 2002 D Nextel
l

Falcon series (2003-2011)

Phone Screen Releas Stat Form

Providers
model type ed us factor

Nextel, Boost
i1 (Android) Color 2010 D PDA
Mobile, SouthernLINC, Mike
Phone Screen Releas Stat Form
Providers
model type ed us factor

Nextel, Boost Clamsh

i9 Color 2009 D
Mobile, SouthernLINC ell

Monochro Nextel, SouthernLINC, Boost Candyb

i205 2003 D
me Mobile, NII ar

Monochro Candyb
i215 2003 D Boost Mobile
me ar

Nextel, SouthernLINC, Candyb

i265 Color 2005 D
XPress, NII ar

Nextel, Bravo Telecom, Candyb

i275 Color 2005 D
XPress, NII ar

Boost Mobile, Mirs, Bravo Candyb

i285 Color 2004 D
Telecom, XPress ar

Candyb
i290 Color 2007 D SouthernLINC, NII, Avantel
ar

Monochro Candyb
i305 2003 D Nextel, SouthernLINC, XPress
me ar

Monochro Candyb
i315 2004 D Nextel, SouthernLINC
me ar

Candyb
i325 Color 2005 D Mike
ar

Nextel, SouthernLINC, Bravo Candyb

i325is Color 2005 D
Telecom, Avantel ar

Mike, Nextel, SouthernLINC,

Candyb
i335 Color 2007 D NII, Avantel, Bravo
ar
Telecom, Boost Mobile
Phone Screen Releas Stat Form
Providers
model type ed us factor

Nextel, SouthernLINC, NII, Mi Candyb

i355 Color 2005 D
ke, Bravo Telecom, Avantel ar

Candyb
i415 Color 2005 D Boost Mobile, Avantel
ar

Candyb
i425 Color 2007 D Boost Mobile
ar

Clamsh
i450 Color 2005 D Boost Mobile
ell

Clamsh
i455 Color 2006 D Boost Mobile
ell

Boost Candyb
i465 Color 2009 D
Mobile, Nextel, SouthernLINC ar

Boost
Candyb
i475 Color 2011 D Mobile, Mike, NII, SouthernLI
ar
NC

Monochro Clamsh
i530 2003 D Nextel, SouthernLINC
me ell

Nextel, SouthernLINC, NII, Mi Clamsh

i560 Color 2006 D
ke, Bravo Telecom, XPress ell

Mike, SouthernLINC, Nextel, Clamsh

i570 Color 2007 D
NII ell

Nextel, SouthernLINC, Mike, Clamsh

i580 Color 2006 D
Mirs ell

Nextel, SouthernLINC, Mike, Candyb

i605 Color 2005 D
NII ar
Phone Screen Releas Stat Form
Providers
model type ed us factor

Candyb
i615 Color 2005 D Nextel, SouthernLINC, NII
ar

Clamsh
i670 Color 2006 D Nextel, SouthernLINC, Mirs
ell

Clamsh
i680 Color 2010 D Nextel
ell

Clamsh
i686 Color 2011 D Nextel
ell

Clamsh
i690 Color 2006 D NII, Mike, Mirs
ell

Clamsh
i710 Color 2005 D Nextel, SouthernLINC, XPress
ell

Clamsh
i720 Color 2005 D SouthernLINC
ell

Nextel, SouthernLINC, Boost Clamsh

i730 Color 2003 D
Mobile, NII ell

Clamsh
i733 Color 2004 D Nextel, SouthernLINC
ell

Nextel (NASCAR Nextel Cup Clamsh

i736 Color 2004 D
Phones) ell

Clamsh
i740 Color 2004 D Nextel, SouthernLINC
ell

Clamsh
i760 Color 2006 D Nextel, SouthernLINC, Mirs
ell
Phone Screen Releas Stat Form
Providers
model type ed us factor

Clamsh
i776 Color 2008 D Nextel, Boost Mobile
ell

Nextel, SouthernLINC, Boost Clamsh

i830 Color 2004 D
Mobile, NII ell

SouthernLINC, NII, Mike, Clamsh

i833 Color 2004 D
XPress ell

Clamsh
i835 Color 2004 D Boost Mobile, NII
ell

Clamsh
i836 Color 2005 D Nextel, SouthernLINC, Mirs
ell

Nextel, SouthernLINC, NII, Clamsh

i850 Color 2005 D
XPress ell

Clamsh
i855 Color 2005 D Boost Mobile
ell

Clamsh
i857 Color 2005 D Mike, Mirs
ell

Nextel, SouthernLINC, Boost Clamsh

i860 Color 2004 D
Mobile, Bravo Telecom, NII ell

i867 (Androi
Color 2012 D NII, SouthernLINC PDA
d)

Nextel, SouthernLINC, Bravo Clamsh

i870 Color 2005 D
Telecom, NII ell

Clamsh
i875 Color 2006 D Boost Mobile
ell
Phone Screen Releas Stat Form
Providers
model type ed us factor

Mike, SouthernLINC, NII, Clamsh

i876 Color 2007 D
Bravo Telecom, Mirs ell

Mike, NII, SouthernLINC, Clamsh

i877 Color 2008 D
Avantel, Bravo Telecom, Mirs ell

Nextel, SouthernLINC, NII, Mi Clamsh

i880 Color 2006 D
ke, Mirs ell

Clamsh
i885 Color 2006 D Boost Mobile, NII, Mike
ell

i886 (Androi Slider,

Color 2011 D Nextel, NII
d) PDA

Clamsh
i890 Color 2009 D Nextel, Southern LINC
ell

i920 (Windo
Clamsh
ws Mobile Color 2006 D Nextel
ell
2003)

i930 (Windo
Clamsh
ws Mobile Color 2005 D Nextel, NII
ell
2003)

M series (2004-2008)

Phone Screen Form

Released Status Technology
model type factor

M710 Color 2007 D iDEN Car Phone

M800 Monochrome 2006 D CDMA Bag Phone

M800 Monochrome 2006 D CDMA Car Phone

Phone Screen Form
Released Status Technology
model type factor

M900 Monochrome 2006 D GSM Bag Phone

M900 Monochrome 2006 D GSM Car Phone

M930 Color 2007 D GSM Car Phone

M990 Color 2008 D GSM, GPS Car Phone

M series smartphones

Phone Screen Release Statu Technolo Form Operating

model type d s gy factor system

Symbian 7.0
M1000 Color 2005 D W-CDMA PDA
+ UIQ 2.1[38]

Microsoft
Clamshe
MPx200 Color 2003 D GSM Smartphone
ll
2002[39]

Microsoft
Windows
Mobile 2003
Clamshe
MPx220 Color 2004 D GSM Second
ll
Edition for
Smartphone[
40]

Color Microsoft
MPx300/M Clamshe
touchscree 2004 D GSM PocketPC
Px ll
n 2003 SE[41]

MS series
Phone Screen Form
Released Status Technology
model type factor

MS100 Color 2004 D CDMA Clamshell

MS150 Color 2004 D CDMA Clamshell

MS200 Color 2004 D CDMA Clamshell

MS250 Color 2006 D CDMA Clamshell

MS280 Color 2004 D CDMA Swivel

MS300 Color 2006 D CDMA Clamshell

MS330 Color 2004 D CDMA Clamshell

MS350 Color 2005 D CDMA Clamshell

MS400 Color 2005 D CDMA Slider

MS500 Color 2005 D CDMA Clamshell

MS550 Color 2006 D CDMA Slider

MS600 Color 2006 D CDMA Slider

MS700 Color 2006 D CDMA Clamshell

MS800 Color 2006 D CDMA Clamshell

MS900 Color 2007 D CDMA Clamshell

Q series smartphones (2005-2008)

Phone Scree Release Statu Technolog Form Operating

model n type d s y factor system

Keyboar Microsoft
Q Color 2005 D CDMA Windows
d bar
Mobile 5.0 for
Phone Scree Release Statu Technolog Form Operating
model n type d s y factor system

Smartphone[42
]

Microsoft
Keyboar Windows
Q9c Color 2007 D CDMA
d bar Mobile 6
Standard[43]

Microsoft
Keyboar Windows
Q9h Color 2007 D HSDPA
d bar Mobile 6
Standard[44]

Microsoft
Keyboar Windows
Q9m Color 2007 D CDMA
d bar Mobile 6
Standard[45]

Microsoft
Keyboar Windows
Q11 Color 2008 D GSM
d bar Mobile 6.1
Standard[46]

T series (1999-2006)

Phone Screen Form

Released Status Technology
model type factor

T190 Monochrome 2003 D GSM Candybar

T191 Monochrome 2003 D GSM Candybar

T2260 Monochrome 1999 D CDMA Candybar

T2288 Monochrome 1999 D GSM Candybar

T280i Monochrome 2003 D GSM Candybar

Phone Screen Form
Released Status Technology
model type factor

T300p Monochrome 2003 D GSM, CDMA Candybar

T720 Color 2002 D GSM, CDMA Clamshell

T721 Color 2004 D GSM Clamshell

T722 Color 2004 D GSM Clamshell

T725 Color 2004 D GSM Clamshell

T730 Color 2005 D CDMA Clamshell

T731 Color 2004 D CDMA Clamshell

Motorola V220 budget friendly flip phone released in

2004

V series (1998-2008)
 Motorola V235 and V237 budget level phones from
2005, sold by Cingular

Screen Release Statu Form

Phone model Technology
type d s factor

Monochrom Clamshel
V3688 1998 D GSM
e l

Monochrom Clamshel
V3690 1999 D GSM
e l

Monochrom Clamshel
V50 1999 D GSM
e l

Monochrom Clamshel
V8088 2000 D GSM
e l

Clamshel
V3620 LED 1998 D AMPS
l

Monochrom CDMA, TDMA, GS Clamshel

V60 1999 D
e M l
 Screen Release Statu Form
Phone model Technology
type d s factor

Monochrom Clamshel
V60p 2003 D CDMA
e l

Clamshel
V60v Color 2003 D CDMA
l

Clamshel
V60t Color Color 2003 D TDMA
l

Clamshel
V65p Color 2003 D CDMA
l

Monochrom Clamshel
V66 2003 D GSM
e l

Monochrom Clamshel
V66i 2003 D GSM
e l

Monochrom
V70 2003 D GSM Swivel
e

V80 Color 2003 D GSM Swivel

Monochrom Clamshel
V100 1999 D GSM
e l

Monochrom
V120c 2002 D CDMA Candybar
e

Monochrom
V120e 2002 D CDMA Candybar
e

Monochrom
V120t 2002 D TDMA Candybar
e

Monochrom
V120x 2002 D CDMA Candybar
e
 Screen Release Statu Form
Phone model Technology
type d s factor

Clamshel
V150 Color 2004 D GSM
l

Clamshel
V170 Color 2005 D GSM
l

Clamshel
V171 Color 2005 D GSM
l

Clamshel
V173 Color 2005 D GSM
l

Clamshel
V176 Color 2006 D GSM
l

Clamshel
V180 Color 2004 D GSM
l

Clamshel
V188 Color 2004 D GSM
l

Clamshel
V190 Color 2004 D GSM
l

Clamshel
V195 Color 2005 D GSM
l

Clamshel
V195s Color 2006 D GSM
l

Clamshel
V197 Color 2005 D GSM
l

Clamshel
V200 Color 2005 D GSM
l
 Screen Release Statu Form
Phone model Technology
type d s factor

Clamshel
V220 Color 2004 D GSM
l

Clamshel
V235 Color 2005 D GSM
l

Clamshel
V260 Color 2004 D CDMA
l

Clamshel
V262 Color 2005 D CDMA
l

Clamshel
V265 Color 2005 D CDMA
l

Clamshel
V266 Color 2005 D GSM
l

Clamshel
V276 Color 2006 D CDMA
l

Clamshel
V300 Color 2005 D GSM
l

Clamshel
V303 Color 2005 D GSM
l

Clamshel
V323 Color 2005 D CDMA
l

Clamshel
V325 Color 2005 D CDMA
l

Clamshel
V330 Color 2005 D GSM
l
 Screen Release Statu Form
Phone model Technology
type d s factor

Clamshel
V360 Color 2005 D GSM
l

V360v (Vodafone Clamshel

Color 2005 D GSM
) l

Clamshel
V361 Color 2005 D GSM
l

Clamshel
V365 Color 2006 D GSM
l

Clamshel
V400 Color 2005 D GSM
l

Clamshel
V400p Color 2005 D GSM
l

Clamshel
V500 Color 2005 D GSM
l

Clamshel
V535 Color 2005 D GSM
l

Clamshel
V545 Color 2005 D GSM
l

Clamshel
V547 Color 2005 D GSM
l

Clamshel
V551 Color 2005 D GSM
l

Clamshel
V555 Color 2005 D GSM
l
 Screen Release Statu Form
Phone model Technology
type d s factor

Clamshel
V557 Color 2005 D GSM
l

Clamshel
V600 Color 2005 D GSM
l

Clamshel
V620 Color 2005 D GSM
l

V628 (StarTAC Clamshel

Color 2004 D CDMA
2004) l

Clamshel
V635 Color 2005 D GSM
l

Clamshel
V690 Color 2005 D GSM
l

Clamshel
V710 Color 2005 D CDMA
l

Clamshel
V740 Color 2005 D CDMA
l

Clamshel
V750 Color 2008 D CDMA
l

Clamshel
V810 Color 2005 D CDMA
l

Clamshel
V872 Color 2005 D GSM
l

Clamshel
V878 Color 2005 D GSM
l
 Screen Release Statu Form
Phone model Technology
type d s factor

Clamshel
V950 Color 2008 D CDMA
l

Clamshel
V975 Color 2004 D W-CDMA
l

Clamshel
V980 Color 2004 D W-CDMA
l

Clamshel
V1050 Color 2005 D W-CDMA
l

Monochrom
V2260 2002 D CDMA Candybar
e

Monochrom
V2288 2000 D GSM Candybar
e

W series (2006-2010)
 Motorola W375

Phone Screen Form

Released Status Technology
model type factor

W156 Color D GSM Candybar

W175 Color 2008 D GSM Candybar

W177 Color 2008 D GSM Candybar

W208 Color 2006 D GSM Clamshell

W220 Color 2006 D GSM Clamshell

W230 Color 2008 D GSM Candybar

W233 Renew Color 2009 D GSM Candybar

Phone Screen Form
Released Status Technology
model type factor

W260 Color 2008 D GSM Clamshell

W270 Color 2008 D GSM Clamshell

W315 Color 2006 D CDMA Clamshell

W370 Color 2006 D GSM Clamshell

W375 Color 2006 D GSM Clamshell

W376 Color 2008 D GSM Clamshell

W376g Color 2008 D GSM Clamshell

W385 Color 2007 D CDMA Clamshell

W388 Renew+ Color 2009 D GSM Candybar

W396 Color 2007 D GSM Clamshell

W490 Color 2007 D GSM Clamshell

W510 Color 2006 D GSM Clamshell

W755 Color 2008 D CDMA Clamshell

W760 Color 2008 D W-CDMA Clamshell

WX series (2009-2013)

Phone Screen Form

Released Status Technology
model type factor

WX160 Color 2009 D GSM Candybar

WX181 Color 2010 D GSM Candybar

WX290 Color 2010 D GSM Candybar

Phone Screen Form
Released Status Technology
model type factor

WX295 Color 2010 D GSM Clamshell

WX306 Color 2011 D GSM Candybar

WX345 Color 2011 D GSM Clamshell

WX346 Color 2011 D GSM Clamshell

WX390 Color 2009 D GSM Candybar

WX395 Color 2009 D GSM Candybar

WX416 Color 2010 D GSM Clamshell

Four Letter (4LTR) series (2004-)

Screen Release Statu Form

Phone model Technology
type d s factor

Color
AURA 2008 D GSM Swivel
(circular)

Electronic Candyba
FONE F3 2006 D GSM, CDMA
Paper r

Clamshe
KRZR K1 Color 2006 D GSM, CDMA
ll

W- Clamshe
KRZR K3 Color 2007 D
CDMA, CDMA ll

W- Clamshe
KRZR K3m Color 2007 D
CDMA, CDMA ll

HINT (QA30) Color 2008 D CDMA Slider

Clamshe
PEBL U6 Color 2005 D GSM
ll
 Screen Release Statu Form
Phone model Technology
type d s factor

Clamshe
RAZR V3 Color 2004 D GSM
ll

Clamshe
RAZR V3a Color 2006 D CDMA
ll

Clamshe
RAZR V3c Color 2004 D CDMA
ll

Clamshe
RAZR V3i Color 2005 D GSM
ll

Clamshe
RAZR V3m Color 2005 D CDMA
ll

Clamshe
RAZR V3r Color 2005 D GSM
ll

Clamshe
RAZR V3t Color 2005 D GSM
ll

Clamshe
RAZR V3x Color 2005 D W-CDMA
ll

Clamshe
RAZR V3xx Color 2006 D W-CDMA
ll

RAZR maxx (V6 and GSM, CDMA, Clamshe

Color 2007 D
Ve) W-CDMA ll

RAZR² (V8, V9, V9M Color

GSM, CDMA, Clamshe
and VE20) (Linux touchscree 2007 D
W-CDMA ll
based - LiMo R1)[47] n

Clamshe
RAZR 2020 Color 2019 D 4G LTE
ll
 Screen Release Statu Form
Phone model Technology
type d s factor

Clamshe
Motorola Razr 5G Color 2020 D 4G LTE
ll

Clamshe
RAZR 2022 Color 2022 D 4G LTE
ll

Clamshe
RAZR 40 Color 2023 D 4G LTE
ll

Clamshe
RAZR 40 Ultra Color 2023 P 4G LTE
ll

Clamshe
RAZR 2024 Color 2024 D 4G LTE
ll

Clamshe
RAZR 50 Ultra Color 2024 P 4G LTE
ll

Clamshe
RAZR 2025 Color 2025 P 4G LTE
ll

Clamshe
RAZR 60 Plus Color 2025 P 4G LTE
ll

Clamshe
RAZR 60 Ultra Color 2025 P 4G LTE
ll

RIZR Z3 Color 2006 D GSM Slider

Color
ROKR Z6 (Linux based
touchscree 2007 D GSM Slider
- LiMo R1)[48]
n

RIZR Z8 Color 2007 D GSM, W-CDMA Slider

RIZR Z9 Color 2008 D W-CDMA Slider

 Screen Release Statu Form
Phone model Technology
type d s factor

RIZR Z10 Color 2008 D GSM, W-CDMA Slider

ROKR E1 (First to
Candyba
support Apple's iTunes Color 2005 D GSM
r
)

Color
ROKR E2 (Linux based Candyba
touchscree 2006 D GSM
- Qt + OpenEZX)[49] r
n

Color
ROKR E6 (Linux based
touchscree 2006 D GSM, W-CDMA PDA
- Qt + OpenEZX)[50]
n

Color
ROKR E8 (Linux based Candyba
touchscree 2008 D GSM
- LiMo R1)[51] r
n

Clamshe
PEBL U3 Color 2007 D GSM
ll

Color
ROKR U9 (Linux based Clamshe
touchscree 2007 D GSM
- LiMo R1)[52] ll
n

Clamshe
ROKR W5 Color 2007 D GSM
ll

Candyba
SLVR L2 Color 2006 D GSM, CDMA
r

Candyba
SLVR L6 Color 2006 D GSM, CDMA
r

Candyba
SLVR L6i Color 2006 D GSM, CDMA
r
 Screen Release Statu Form
Phone model Technology
type d s factor

Candyba
SLVR L7 Color 2006 D GSM, CDMA
r

SLVR L7e (called L71 Candyba

Color 2006 D GSM, CDMA
in Asia) r

SLVR L9 (called L72 in Candyba

Color 2007 D GSM, CDMA
Asia) r

ZINE ZN5 (Linux based

- Qt + OpenEZX)[53] Color
Candyba
(First to touchscree 2008 D GSM
r
support Kodak's Imagi n
ng technology)

Android Smartphones (2009–)

Phone model Released Status Android Version References

Motorola Cliq 2009/10 D Android 1.5 "Cupcake" [54]

Motorola Droid 2009/11 D Android 2.0 "Eclair" [55]

Motorola Backflip 2010/03 D Android 1.5 "Cupcake" [56]

Motorola Flipout 2010/06 D Android 2.0 "Eclair" [57]

Motorola Droid X 2010/07 D Android 2.0 "Eclair" [58]

Motorola Milestone
2010/07 D Android 2.1 "Eclair" [59]
XT720

Motorola Charm 2010/08 D Android 2.0 "Eclair" [60]

Motorola Droid 2 2010/08 D Android 2.2 "Froyo" [61]

Motorola Defy 2010/10 D Android 2.0 "Eclair" [62]

Phone model Released Status Android Version References

Motorola Bravo 2010/11 D Android 2.1 "Eclair" [63]

Motorola Droid Pro 2010/11 D Android 2.2 "Froyo" [64]

Motorola Flipside 2010/11 D Android 2.2 "Froyo" [65]

Android 2.3
Motorola Atrix 4G 2011/02 D [66]
"Gingerbread"

Android 2.3
Motorola Droid 3 2011/07 D [67]
"Gingerbread"

Motorola Droid Android 2.3

2011/09 D [68]
Bionic "Gingerbread"

Android 2.3
Motorola Atrix 2 2011/10 D [69]
"Gingerbread"

Motorola Droid Android 2.3

2011/11 D [70]
Razr "Gingerbread"

Android 2.3
Motorola Droid 4 2012/02 D [71]
"Gingerbread"

Android 4.0 "Ice Cream

Motorola Atrix HD 2012/07 D [72]
Sandwich"

Android 4.0 "Ice Cream

Motorola Photon Q 2012/08 D [73]
Sandwich"

Motorola Droid Android 4.0 "Ice Cream

2012/09 D [74]
Razr M Sandwich"

Motorola Droid Android 4.0 "Ice Cream

2012/10 D [75]
Razr HD Sandwich"

Motorola Droid
2013/08 D Android 4.1 "Jelly Bean" [76]
Maxx
Phone model Released Status Android Version References

Motorola Droid Mini 2013/08 D Android 4.1 "Jelly Bean" [77]

Moto X (1st
2013/08 D Android 4.1 "Jelly Bean" [78]
generation)

Moto G (1st
2013/11 D Android 4.1 "Jelly Bean" [79]
generation)

Moto E (1st
2014/05 D Android 4.4 "KitKat" [80]
generation)

Moto G (2nd
2014/09 D Android 4.4 "KitKat" [81]
generation)

Moto X (2nd
2014/09 D Android 4.4 "KitKat" [82]
generation)

Motorola Droid
2014/10 D Android 4.4 "KitKat" [83]
Turbo

Moto E (2nd
2015/02 D Android 5.0 "Lollipop" [84]
generation)

Moto G (3rd
2015/07 D Android 5.0 "Lollipop" [85]
generation)

Moto X Play 2015/07 D Android 5.0 "Lollipop" [86]

Moto X Style 2015/09 D Android 5.0 "Lollipop" [87]

Android 6.0
Moto G4 2016/05 D [88]
"Marshmallow"

Android 6.0
Moto E3 2016/07 D [89]
"Marshmallow"

Android 6.0
Moto Z 2016/09 D [90]
"Marshmallow"
Phone model Released Status Android Version References

Android 6.0
Moto Z Play 2016/09 D [91]
"Marshmallow"

Android 6.0
Moto M 2016/11 D [10]
"Marshmallow"

Moto G5 2017/03 D Android 7.0 "Nougat" [88]

Moto C 2017/05 D Android 7.0 "Nougat" [92]

Moto E4 2017/06 D Android 7.0 "Nougat" [93]

Moto Z2 Play 2017/06 D Android 7.0 "Nougat" [94]

Moto Z2 Force 2017/08 D Android 7.0 "Nougat" [95]

Moto X4 2017/09 D Android 7.0 "Nougat" [96]

Moto E5 2018/05 D Android 8.0 "Oreo" [97]

Moto G6 2018/05 D Android 8.0 "Oreo" [88]

Moto Z3 Play 2018/06 D Android 8.0 "Oreo" [98]

Moto Z3 2018/08 D Android 8.0 "Oreo" [99]

Motorola One/One
2018/10 D Android 8.0 "Oreo" [100][101]
Power

Moto G7 2019/03 D Android 9.0 "Pie" [88]

Motorola
2019/06 D Android 9.0 "Pie" [102]
One Vision

Moto Z4 2019/06 D Android 9.0 "Pie" [103]

Motorola One Zoom 2019/09 D Android 9.0 "Pie" [104]

Moto G8 Plus 2019/10 D Android 9.0 "Pie" [88]

Phone model Released Status Android Version References

Motorola
2019/10 D Android 9.0 "Pie" [105]
One Macro

Motorola
2019/10 D Android 9.0 "Pie" [106]
One Action

Motorola Razr (4G) 2019/11 P Android 9.0 "Pie" [107]

Motorola
2020/01 D Android 10 [108]
One Hyper

Moto G8 Power 2020/02 D Android 10 [88]

Moto G
2020/02 D Android 10 [88]
Power/Stylus

Moto G8 2020/03 D Android 10 [88]

Moto E6s (2020) 2020/03 D Android 9.0 "Pie" [109]

Moto G8 Power Lite 2020/04 D Android 9.0 "Pie" [110]

Motorola
2020/05 D Android 10 [111][112]
Edge/Edge+

Moto G Pro 2020/05 D Android 10 [113]

Moto E (2020) 2020/06 D Android 10 [114]

Moto G Fast 2020/06 D Android 10 [88]

Motorola
2020/06 D Android 10 [115]
One Fusion+

Motorola
2020/07 D Android 10 [116]
One Fusion

Moto G 5G Plus 2020/07 D Android 10 [117]

Phone model Released Status Android Version References

Moto G9 Play 2020/08 D Android 10 [118]

Moto G9 Plus 2020/09 D Android 10 [119]

Moto E7 Plus 2020/09 D Android 10 [120]

Motorola Razr (5G) 2020/09 P Android 10 [121]

Moto G9 Power 2020/12 D Android 10 [122]

Moto G 5G 2020/12 D Android 10 [123]

Moto E7 2020/12 D Android 10 [124]

Moto G Play (2021) 2021/01 D Android 10 [125]

Moto G Power
2021/01 P Android 10 [126]
(2021)

Moto G Stylus
2021/01 P Android 10 [127]
(2021)

Moto E6i 2021/02 P Android 10 [128]

Moto E7 Power 2021/02 P Android 10 [129]

Moto G10 2021/03 P Android 11 [130]

Moto G30 2021/03 P Android 11 [131]

Moto G10 Power 2021/03 P Android 11 [132]

Moto G50 2021/04 P Android 11 [133]

Moto G100 2021/04 P Android 11 [134]

Moto G60 2021/04 P Android 11 [135]

Moto G40 Fusion 2021/05 P Android 11 [136]

Phone model Released Status Android Version References

Moto G20 2021/06 P Android 11 [137]

Moto G Stylus 5G 2021/06 P Android 11 [138]

Motorola Defy
2021/07 P Android 10 [139]
(2021)

Motorola Edge 20 2021/08 P Android 11 [140][141][142]

Motorola G22 2022/04 P Android 12 [143][144]

Motorola Edge 50
2024/05 P Android 14 [145]
fusion

Mobile phone accessories

• TXTR

Smartwatches

• Motoactv (2011)

• Moto 360 (2014)

• Moto 360 (2015)

• Moto 360 Sport

Accessories

Bluetooth

See also: Bluetooth

• HT820 Bluetooth stereo wireless headset

• HF850 Bluetooth Car Adapter

• H3-bluetooth Bluetooth Headset

• H350 Bluetooth Headset

• H500 Bluetooth Headset

• H605 Bluetooth Headset

 • H700 Bluetooth Headset

• HS805 Bluetooth Headset

• HS815 Bluetooth Headset

• HS820 Bluetooth Headset

• HS830 Bluetooth Headset

• HS850 Bluetooth Headset

• S9 Stereo Bluetooth Headset

• EQ5 Stereo Bluetooth Speaker

Wired

• P000 Y-splitter USB adapter

• GP300 Portable Radio

• GP340 Portable Radio

• GP360/380 Portable Radio

• GP68 Portable Radio

• GP328/HT750 Portable Radio

• GP338/339 Portable Radio

• GM360/380 Mobile Radio

• Visar Portable Radio

• MT1000 Portable Radio

• MT500 Portable Radio

• HT1000 Portable Radio

• MT2000 Portable Radio

• MTS2000 Portable radio

• DP/DM Series Portable/Mobile DMR Radio