What does Google's Acquisition of Motorola Mobility mean for the future of Droid?

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  1. technogeek00

    technogeek00 Member

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    This caught my eye as I was heading off for the night:
    Google Buys Motorola For $12.5 Billion, Says “Android Will Stay Open” | TechCrunch

    Google says it will run it as a separate company, but is it possible there are changes on the horizon for the Droid landscape? Updates being rolled out much quicker? Longer support? Blur be gone? Unlocked bootloaders for all!?!?
    Okay so that list got out of hand, but I don't see any of these out of the realm of possibly. Google has always pushed the idea of a Pure Android experience and now that they are in charge of the updates I would love to see them happen.

    Thoughts?
     
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    Hard to say--too many variables. The boot loader depends on the service providers so I doubt that changes.
     
    #2 Fr33dom, Aug 15, 2011
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    I sure hope all of these things are true

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    #3 IAm, Aug 15, 2011
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    It means sweet stock android goodness

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    most likely it's positive news, isn't it?
    Just a little worried about the future relationship between google and other mobile brands like htc

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    #5 lanyao, Aug 15, 2011
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    One thing i'm hoping for is better optimization of the hardware and software. Moto should get the OS way ahead of everyone for developement and that means more time to make it work with the hardware more seemlessly. This can mean nothing but good for us Moto faithful.

    end of line...
     
    #6 jstafford1, Aug 15, 2011
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    It means sooner or later Google will be the only communications company.
     
    #7 yahwarrior, Aug 15, 2011
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    Bamm! GoogleMoto A Wet Dream Come True


    This is so HOT & SEXY!!!!!!!

    Google will change the game with pure driodness-ism. The bad thing is that now You may want to skip the 1st generation Bionic. Any phone from my life partners Moto will be much better in os and speed. Dual core 1.5's with Android 2.5 or 3.0 which is certainly on fast track. Most times when a merge like this happens there is a sudden jump in versions.

    Motorola has been strong since pagers. Their devoices are the sturdiest in the business. My DX is nicely waited and thin enough for me. The thinner and lighter the phone the more flimsy the construction is. (Like watches)
    Googles Android OS " I S " the better os. It allows more to happen with the phone. Developers like it.

    GoogleMoto is gonna be the bomb. Trust Me.
     
    #8 AliasOther, Aug 15, 2011
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    Can't wait to see what future droids have in store for us

    Sent from my Droid 2 Global running Cm7
     
    #9 The Robot Cow, Aug 15, 2011
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    Death of MotoBlur? Let's hope so
     
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    Everyone thinks it's good news. It's not. Google now has what it needs to become the next Apple. It's not going to be open android goodness for all. The code will fork and only Motorola will get the best versions of the OS. And that will be more locked down then ever.

    Resistance is futile!

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    Welp! Back to Blackberry
     
    #12 Ragnell, Aug 15, 2011
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