It doesn’t seem like we can expect any greatness coming out of
Motorola in the near future if Google’s CFO Patrick Pichette comments
are anything to go by. He said that the hardware that is currently in
the Motorola supply line were “not really to the standards that what
Google would say is wow — innovative, transformative.”
When questioned further on the matter he confirmed that Google had
gained eighteen months worth of products that the company has to work
through before products that had been designed by the two companies
would appear.
It seems that there is a while to go yet before any joint hardware will appear, as previously there has been talk of a Motorola X phone
appearing at May’s Google I/O. Pichette continued by stating that the
next line of Motorola products due for release are not up to Google’s
standards, but comes at a time that Android fans wait with baited breath
for the first Motorola handset built with support from Google.
Some have suggested that the RAZR HD and RAZR MAXX would be the last
handsets released from Motorola, which were designed before Google’s
influence was involved, but it seems a few more devices need to be
released first before we see a truly Google and Motorola designed
smartphone.
Were you hoping for the Motorola X Phone to be released soon?
Source: The Verge.
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