Engadget - A snapshot of the last several years in Motorola's history shows a company in flux, culminating last week, when the smartphone manufacturer's sale to Google was finally given the green light. After undergoing governmental scrutiny from the US, China and the EU, the move, priced at around $12.5 billion, seems a logical fit, given the phone maker's push toward a portfolio built nearly exclusively around the search giant's mobile operating system. Of course, it's hard to imagine such a transaction taking place, had the Mobility wing not been spun off from Motorola a year and a half prior.
According to recent reports, Motorola is expected to roll out the Razr 40 Ultra at some point today. However, that isn’t halting leakers from providing several last-minute leaks.
In July, Motorola will launch the world's first smartphone featuring a 200-megapixel camera. It'll be interesting to see if shooting 200-megapixel stills on
The 2021 versions of the Motorola One 5G Ace, Moto G Play, Moto G Power and Moto G Stylus are now available on Amazon.
