Google Pushes Mobile Cloud Industry, Acquires Motorola Mobility For $12.5 Billion In Cash Aug 15, 2011 (Reuters) – Google Inc (GOOG.O) said it will buy Motorola Mobility Holdings Inc (MMI.N) for about $12.5 billion in cash in a move to bolster the adoption of its Android mobile phone software. Google said it would pay $40 per share, a 63 percent premium to Motorola Mobility’s Friday close on the New York Stock Exchange. Motorola Mobility shares jumped 59 percent in premarket trade on Monday. Google, maker of the Android mobile phone operating system software, has been forging ahead in the smartphone
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Report: Google Acquires Motorola Mobility For $12.5 Billion In Cash
by cloudtweaks on August 15, 2011
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Motorola Accelerates Public Safety LTE Adoption with Cloud
by Anuradha on August 8, 2011
in Cloud Computing, Companies, Computing, IT, News, Security, Storage, Technology
Motorola Accelerates Public Safety LTE Adoption with Cloud Motorola Solutions has announced the LTE Cloud Core Service as an offering available within its suite of Public Safety Managed Services. This service has been designed to provide customers deploying Public Safety LTE technology a choice of implementation models. Motorola is offering both a hosted and owned model for the Public Safety LTE core, and this has enabled agencies to benefit more from private high-speed broadband LTE coverage. Customers in North America can purchase the LTE Cloud Core Service beginning in the fourth quarter of 2011. The service will be offered through
