Move over LG Prada and Co., there’s a new outrageously priced (mobile) sheriff in town – the (previously mentioned) Motorola AURA. For just shy of $two grand ...

There are a lot of things you can buy for two grand. Plane tickets to Tokyo. A vintage Winchester. Or the brand new Aura cellphone from Motorola, which was on display at CES. The device was even out ...

The Motorola Aura is a glitzy and expensive design-centric phone. We give it a once-over and snap a few shots. Kent was a senior managing editor at CNET News. A veteran of CNET since 2003, he reviewed ...

If you have plenty of spare cash, $2,000 to be exact, and fancy a mobile phone which is more about the design than the functions, then check out the Motorola Aura Mobile Phone. The Motorola Aura is ...

October 22, 2008 Motorola has broken new ground in the mobile phone fashion stakes with its latest handset - the uniquely designed AURA. While the phones' specs - which include a 2MP camera, H.264 ...

The luxury mobile phone market is one I've never really understood. But then I don't really understand the luxury market for any good or service. Why pay over the odds for something when you don't ...

A few years ago on April Fool’s day, Geeks.com put up a product page for a 15-inch circular LCD monitor for $199.99 (if memory serves). The monitor looked pretty cool and everyone had a good chuckle ...

The luxury Aura wasn’t luxurious enough for Moto anymore so they decided to upgrade it with 18 carat gold plating and 34 diamonds. There aren’t too many functional changes but then again features are ...

Motorola might not be a perfect company — its lackluster upgrade policies leave a lot to be desired — but it's hard to name an Android brand having more fun in the market right now. The last couple of ...

Motorola made history with the DynaTAC 8000X, the first commercial cell phone. Inventor Martin Cooper's first call on the DynaTAC to Bell Laboratories was a pivotal moment in cell phone history.

Those looking to make a style statement would do well to consider Motorola's Aura - the world's first phone with a circular TFT screen, protected by a 1.62-carat sapphire crystal lens. What's more?