As we might have heard it a couple of times before, Motorola wants to launch new Android handsets this year. This is a very logical step, as the use and integration of the Android OS requires much less developers and means lower development costs than the fine-tuning of their own Linux system, and of course it's also important that Motorola doesn't have its own online services, so it's a positive aspect for them that these come as part of the system, even though Google is the one to profit from these. According to BGR's usually trustworthy information, the QWERTY slider below, codenamed "IRONMAN2", will be the American manufacturer's first Google Android handset, and all we know about it is that it will surely have WLAN and 3G support and a high quality camera. The phone, expected to be launched in Q3, has a single questionable part, the display, which might not satisfy current demands.
Translated by Szaszati
