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News: Google to acquire Motorola Mobility
A big news for the Android ecosystem: Larry Page announced today a 12.5B acquisition of Motorola Mobility.
This acquisition will have a significant impact on many aspects for the Android world: from its Nexus brand, carrier availability, and better OS integration with hardware to a better defense against recent patent attacks on Android.
More reaction to follow.