Google Channels Pixar to Change Storytelling as We Know It

12/14/2013

This article discusses the acquisition of Motorola Mobility by Google in 2011 and the challenges faced by the company in the smartphone market. It highlights the decline of Motorola in the mobile industry and how Google aimed to revive the brand. The article explores the efforts made by Google to reinvent Motorola, including the launch of the Moto X smartphone and the Moto Maker customization platform. It also touches upon the impact of the purchase on the overall Android ecosystem. The author suggests that while Google had ambitious plans for Motorola, it faced various obstacles in trying to compete with other smartphone manufacturers. Overall, the article provides insights into the complex relationship between Google and Motorola and the challenges they encountered in the smartphone market.

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