Surely remember that Google acquired the division of mobile phones from Motorola (Motorola Mobility) many months ago, right? If you do not remember, I invite you to refresh your memory through this post .
Back then, if we acquire a company and we want to maintain the same high moral, we must avoid certain comments like the one made by the vice president of Google, Patrick Pichette, who said Motorola has a number of products that are "good" but not are something "wow", not innovative, as it somehow. He also said they need to start working in the mobile area immediately, in which Motorola has acknowledged that he could do better.
The most valuable assets of Motorola are undoubtedly its patents, the main reason for purchase by Google. The firm has launched great phones like the Droid RAZR M in the past, but it seems that the search engine company is still not enough. Pichette has been very optimistic about the future of Motorola, and says they still have much work ahead if they want Google and handset manufacturer overall progress.
