Google Buys Motorola
The search engine giant did it all perfectly smooth. While companies talk for years about future plans, Google, quite unexpectedly and hardly discussed with the media, acquired Motorola handset business for 12 billion dollars. The deal was closed under still unknown terms but Google Inc did not definitely need a business loan - such a purchase is hardly anything from what the value of Google would become after it incorporates all of its features over Motorola phones.
The first feature of such a deal is quite clear and easy to predict - the search engine giant has now insured its optimal power as a technology company with acquiring an absolutely developed handset maker. Motorola has the technology, the capacity, the facilities and the resource (both technical and human resource) to produce phones. Google, on the other hand, has the complete advantage of its Android software and quite competitive marketing strategies to promote Motorola especially on the American phone device market. Thus, a brotherhood between the two companies is only formal simply because both are already working over the Motorola devices for years.
The second, and quite more important, feature of the deal is that Google just got more room to develop itself in the war of technologies with other tech companies. With the acquisition of Motorola, the search engine company is making a step forward to proving it is still in the quite beginning of its journey to the top scorers of mobile technology. Presumably, by acquiring Motorola, Google would incorporate more features of its software and web experience thus slowly making the phone another major competitor for the world mobile device market.
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