Motorola confirms it’s working on a Google phone – Nexus Two?

Not long after we’ve heard that the Motorola Shadow might become the Google Nexus Two, Motorola’s CEO Sanjay Jha has now confirmed they’re working on a Google phone – which should be part of those 20 to 30 Android handsets that the company will reportedly launch this year.

According to The Street, the Motorola Google phone “will be sold directly to consumers”, just like the Nexus One, so there are considerable chances for it to be the Nexus Two.

Sanjay Jha doesn’t give us further details, so we don’t know when the Moto Google phone will be announced, or if it’s the Motorola Shadow (seen below) or a different device.

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Motorola has also announced its Q4 2009 results, posting a net earning of $142 million. The company shipped 12 million mobile phones in the quarter – 2 million of them were Android smartphones (the Droid / Milestone and the Cliq / Dext).

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Posted on 28 Jan 10 - Filed in Android, Motorola, google - Comments - Written by ilinca

  • it will be a great phone Motorola technology always unique.
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