At 3 p.m. Eastern, Motorola will formally unveil the Moto X, its
newest flagship smartphone and the first product developed under
Google's guidance. Google bought bought Motorola for $12.5 billion in 2011 and has been running the company as a separate hardware unit since the deal was finalized in 2012.
That's when Google installed Dennis Woodside as the new CEO of
Motorola, replacing Sanjay Jha. Woodside helped oversee the Motorola
acquisition for Google in 2011 and 2012 and has been a Googler since
2003.
But Motorola still had an older product pipeline to burn through
before it could start working with Google, which is why it introduced
three lackluster Droid-branded smartphones on Verizon. The company threw
one of the saddest
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