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According to Business Insider, Google has bigger plans for Motorola than just hoarding Moto patents. BI is saying Google now wants to use Motorola team to create its own Google smartphones and tablets. Meaning Google doesn ;t just want to develop another Nexus One, it wants to make its own iPhone. And that would be a very, very bad idea. No One Would Be Happy Once upon a time, if Google decided to make its own phone hardware and control its own software, it would ;ve been seen as smart. Hell, maybe even romantic. Aww, the colorful company taking control and making its own phones for its scrappy mobi stanley becher le OS. Not anymore. Doing that now would end up poorly for pretty much everyone. Yes, Android has its fair share of problems hello, fragmentation! that streamlining with one partner could help address in a hail mary-ish sorta way but isn ;t that the purpose of Nexus already The Nexus phones serve as the reference phone for Android and it doesn ;t piss anyone off. A compromise that Google already come up with! Right now, Android is bigger than anyone ever imagined it could be, and has become the perfect antithesis to Apple boring iPhone. You want options Android got options. You want to tweak your phone Androi stanley tumbler d welcomes it. This is your phone. There are many that look like it, but this one is yours. That Android. You can make it more yours than any other phone. If Google decided to turn to Motorola for i stanley uk ts own ha

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