Ditch the fruit: How to move all your iPhone, BlackBerry content to a Motorola Android phone

So if you have decided to ditch your iPhone or BlackBerry in favor of a Motorola Android phone. Motorola sponsored "Welcome home to Andriod' is just for you. With this simple and easy to install and use app, you can transfer all your content quickly onto your new Motorola Android phone. Please find a list below of the stuff you can move using 'Welcome home to Android'. 

Motorola Droid 3

Personal Information

Contacts and email addresses

Meetings and events

Task lists

Notes and memos

Media and More

Photos and photo albums

Music and iTunes playlists

Videos (MP4, Mov, AVI)

Bookmarks

Requirements

Motorola Android phone running Android OS 2.1 or later

Windows PC or Mac computer

Ready for the shift, click here to get started. 

Welcome Home to Motorola Android is sponsored by Motorola, and is FREE for Motorola Mobility customers.

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Video: Motorola Xoom tablet

The world of tablets spawned by Apple now have a new player, the Motorola Xoom. This new Andriod Touch tablet comes with a 10.1 inch display built for true high definition video with 16.9 widescreen format. It has the NVIDIA Tegra dual core chipset, making sure speed increases for web browsing, videos and gaming. Comes with Andriod 3.0 Honeycomb, powerful software from Google. This is the first tablet to get the HOneycome, Andriod 3.0. The Xoom is headed for Verizon and currently only 3G capable, but stated to be 4G LTE capable with a hardware upgrade by sending the tablet in. Available in the US.

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Video: Motorola FLIPOUT with MOTOBLUR Teaser

Introducing Motorola FLIPOUT with MOTOBLUR. This teaser product video shows off the latest Motorola Android 2.1 smartphone featuring enhanced MOTOBLUR. For those looking to stand out from the crowd, but stay in the loop this perfectly pocketable phone offers access to thousands of apps, replacement coloured covers, a full 5 row flip out keyboard, and your entire social life manageable from the homescreen. 

Will be released in Europe first. Targeted at young users, the Motorola FlipOut runs Android 2.1 and comes with enhanced MotoBlur features, including “Happenings and Messages widgets” and Data Manager.

The FlipOut weighs 120 grams and it’s rather thick (17 mm), but that’s because it has a full 5-row QWERTY keyboard. The handset also features social networking integration (Facebook, MySpace, Twitter – you known them), a 2.8 inch QVGA touchscreen display, full suite of Google services, Wi-Fi, A-GPS, eCompass, CrystalTalk PLUS, WebKit browser with Adobe Flash, 3.5mm headset jack, 3MP camera with Kodak Perfect Touch technology, 512MB of internal memory, and a 2GB card.

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