Lenovo acquires Motorola Mobility from Google for $3 billion
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- AnonD-203978
- PB1
- 30 Jan 2014
I'm quite disappointed. Does this mean Moto phones will no longer get quick Android updates, they won't come with simple Android experiences? I thought google should give Motorola more of a chance, they have only overseen one generation of phone and they didn't give it a chance to sell well with mostly US-only releases.
Why do I suspect Google is trying to Samsung happy and getting out of the market? Would the recent big deal with Samsung have anything to do with this? Would Samsung want Google to stop competing with them via Motorola, in return for all of the new cooperation, Samsung making only Chromebooks etc?
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- Anonymous
- TmC
- 30 Jan 2014
why google why ??? you just started making some super amazing phones under your lead.
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- Marc
- 8K1
- 30 Jan 2014
Time to sell my Moto X... goodbye great support...
- frh
- utP
- 30 Jan 2014
MS might be perplexed. They must have thought its gonna be a 3 sided OS+OEM competition : Apple, Google and them. Now Google exists phone manufacturing business becoming the MS (of desktop) equivalent of the mobile world.
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- AnonD-168288
- Hxc
- 30 Jan 2014
Aha so that explains the flops like Moto X. They had no clue on how to win the market from the others as demonstrated by the overpriced Moto X. This deal maybe good for the brands but the layoffs are going to hit american jobs hard very very tough for them. That sucks.
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- MdN8
- B}Q
- 30 Jan 2014
[deleted post]I like Motorola and honestly I think it's in better hands with a bunch of commies from China than Google. And talking about countries bullying others, look at the beginning of your sentence.
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- googlecrashmotorola7
- L83
- 30 Jan 2014
lol google , best smartphones motorola metal biuld , google and others plastic and bad design .me smartphone razr maxx xt910 metal and carbon fiber is best design
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- AnonD-71734
- NrM
- 30 Jan 2014
Hmmm...
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- kiwi
- RxX
- 30 Jan 2014
Having just bought a dual SIM Moto G this week this is the worse news for the month..
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- AnonD-50755
- aaN
- 30 Jan 2014
That is really so sad..
Yesterday, it was Nokia.
Today is Motorola.
We lost the smartphone's world founders beside the already late Ericsson.
Who left?
The crappy plastic manufacturer or the show off most expensive and overrated brand??
I started losing my interest in this lovely phone mania.... eeh.. It was.
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- Anonymous
- p@s
- 30 Jan 2014
Lenorola