Motorola Aura with circular screen

Aura, the 3D navigation app unveiled by Sygic at the CeBIT show in Hannover last March is now available from numerous iPhone App Stores across Europe, Asia-Pacific and Americas. The application costs around €59.99 per European country and $39.99 for the West or East part of the United States.

Well now, it looks like the likes of the HTC EVO 4G and the new iPhone 4 just may have a new challenged on its way as the image you can see is reportedly an image of the new Motorola Droid 2 smartphone.According to an article by Sam Kieldsen over at Electricpig, the image of the Motorola Droid 2 was originally posted by Droid Life and shows a spy shot of the touch screen with the Motorola logo and Android activation screen depicting “A955.”

The Motorola Milestone XT720 is otherwise known as the Motorola Motoroi smartphone, and the Motorola Milestone XT720 is apparently seeing some price reductions which we reported on and you can read (here).The Motorola Milestone XT720 sports the same design as the Motoroi with that bump on its lower side which is supposed to make the device feel better in the hand, and does give the device a unique style of its own and makes it stand out from other Motorola smartphones.

We have a video review for your viewing pleasure today of the latest smartphone to hit the Verizon network, the Motorola Droid 2, which is available on Verizon commanding a price tag of $199 and successor to the highly popular original Motorola Droid.The video review comes our way courtesy of the guys over at Daily Mobile and by way of Phone Arena and delivers eleven minutes of Droid 2 review goodness to see just what the Motorola Droid 2 offers the user over the Droid 1.

The T-Mobile Motorola Charm has been in the news quite a bit recently, and now the Android packing device from the Motorola camp has made its debut in its first official promo video, and of course we have that Motorola Charm promo for your viewing pleasure below.The Motorola Charm official promo video comes our way courtesy of the guys over at Tmonews, and lasts just under a minute of Motorola Charm promoting goodness and letting you know what the device has on offer.

If you are a Big Red customer who has been waiting to grab hold of the Android toting Motorola Devour smartphone you’ll be pleased to hear that Motorola and Verizon has now made the Motorola Devour available in stores and online reports mobile crunch.
So what will it hit your pocket to gain the QWERTY sliding Motorola Devour smartphone? Well it will mean signing your life away with the Big Red for a term of no less than two years and for which you will gain the Motorola devour for $149.99 after a mail in rebate of $100.

Thanks to a report at coated.com via electronista.com for this one, which is sure to please any Motorola fans out there.It would seem that according to a French website known as Android France Motorola are about to launch a new Android Smartphone handset known as the Motorola Twist.The device is quite distinguished with it’s square shape which measures 67×67mm and the thickness of 15.8mm. The QWERTY slider phone is said to utilise MotoBlur, Motorola’s custom user interface which will sit nicely on top of Android 2.1 operating system.

The recently seen Motorola Droid Pro is for the high end market on Verizon Wireless while the Motorola Citrus is targeted towards the entry level segment, and today we have some hands-on footage with the Android based Motorola Citrus for your viewing pleasure.The Motorola Citrus hands-on video comes our way courtesy of the guys over at Phandroid, and delivers almost two minutes of Motorola Citrus goodness so anyone looking to enter the smartphone space may wish to consider the Motorola Citrus as their first device.