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Speaking at a Mobile World Congress reception this week, Motorola’s head honcho tried to clarify some pretty vague verbiage released last month suggesting the company could spin off its mobile phone biz, saying that Moto is “fully committed to the mobile devices business.” In fact, he even made it personal, going on to say “I am fully committed to mobile devices.” What’s the irony in all of this? Greg Brown was probably standing just feet away from a sad, forgettable, and largely overlooked trio of MWC introductions from the world’s number three phone maker when he made those comments. Gotta pay to play, Greg, and next time around, we suggest you put your hardware where your mouth is.
[Via PHONE Magazine]
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Original post by Chris Ziegler
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