Showing posts with label google takeover motorola. Show all posts
Showing posts with label google takeover motorola. Show all posts

Friday, August 19, 2011

Top Ten Expensive Google Acquisitions

Google purchases Motorola Mobile with $125 Billion definitely shocks us. It’s not the game that big fish eating small fish, it’s giant + giant. We already dig the aim under the deal. And what I’m more interested right now is what google have done to consolidate the empire.
We know, Google+ grows rapidly, Android phones take most marketing shares right now. Is there any company disappear to contribute to google’s success? What weapon Google armed to make the eco-system so prosperous?
In the last 10 years, Google has acquired over 100 companies. And this Motorola deal is definitely the most expensive one. Want to know what other Acquisitions Google made? The top ten? Follow us.
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Wednesday, August 17, 2011

5 Trends After Google Takeover Motorola


Google and Motorola

Google’s deal to acquire Motorola with $1.25 billion in cash shocks the world. Not like Google’s normal way, it was kept so secret that nobody realize it until it just happened. Like Techcrunch’s MG.Sigler said “Google is pulling off an acquisition that is larger than any that Microsoft, Apple, or any of their other main competitors ever have”, we’ll dig and penetrate how this deal will influence the tech world.
1.      Avoid Patent Battle to Replace Marketing Competition
It’s clear that patent battle fires up after Android started to boom. Each Android phone needs to pay $5 to Microsoft for license fee, which largely increase the cost of Android phone and make it hard to remain competitive. Then HTC, Samsung as well as Motorola weresued for patent infringement by Apple one by one all over the world, which makes Samsung’s newest Galaxy Tab 1.0 delay to launch in Europe or may be banned in Europe. That’s very frustrating for Google. All this happened is because Google doesn’t have any Patent to fight back. If Google acquires Motorola successfully, the 17000 patents and 7500 more Patents applicants will help Android manufactures get out of this situation.