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Networking Blog: "Now, with Google purchase of Motorola Mobility, Android's maker will have the patents it needs to retaliate."

As Google is given clearance in the US and Europe to buy Motorola Mobility, Matt Warman looks at how the purchase could give Google a new platform in the home.

Among companies that have played truly significant roles in building and shaping the wireless industry as we know it today, few if any can stand shoulder to shoulder with Motorola.

The company has built a number of iconic devices, none, however, are quite as recognizable as the Motorola RAZR.

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New details about Google's $12.5 billion bid for Motorola have surfaced showing that Google was eager to buy Motorola.

But why? One observer believes it was because Motorola was threatening Google with a number of dire consequences to Android if Google didn't buy up the manufacturer.

We've spent just about a day with the Motorola DROID BIONIC for Verizon Wireless, and while that's not long enough to put together a review...

Verizon will soon push the Android 2.3 Gingerbread update out to Motorola Droid 2 owners.

Redmondmag.com: "Google's attempt to disqualify an expert witness in a legal dispute between Microsoft and Motorola over Android use was rebuffed by the judge this week."

Google'€™s acquisition of Motorola certainly brings it a step ahead of Apple. So far, the companies seemed to be neck to neck in the smartphone race.

But because of a few key reasons, it is apparent that Google will take over the number 1 spot when it comes to smartphones.

Google announced its plans to acquire handset maker Motorola Mobility Holdings Inc. for $12.5 billion in cash on Monday.

If the deal is approved, Google's entry into the hardware business for its open source Android platform will represent the largest acquisition in the company's history.

Motorola is rumored to be working on a new tablet with Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich a 4:3 aspect ratio like Apple's iPad. Fusible did a bit of digging