Google has worked with Samsung, HTC and LG till now to release Nexus-branded devices and now is likely to be the turn of Motorola. According to the Wall Street Journal (WSJ), the two companies (Google and Motorola) are said to be operating on an 'X' phone and a 'X' tablet for release in the year 2013.
Speaking to the WSJ, the new Motorola Mobility CEO, Dennis Woodside said that the company is investing in a technology and the team which will work beyond the current approaches. Although, Motorola was left behind in the competition this year, but now it is supposed to come back in the game with Google's support and resources. Larry Page, the CEO, Google is reported to have planned a huge marketing budget for the upcoming devices.
As Nexus phones have always been deficient on the imaging aspect, Motorola Mobility is expected to be working on advanced feature for photo software and camera. Motorola will be incorporating new gesture-recognition and imaging features from Viewdle, a company acquired by Motorola earlier this year. The computer vision technology from Viewdle includes camera-based innovations in device interaction, augmented reality, gaming, media management and social networking.
Apart from improving the imaging aspect, Motorola was also analysing the use of 'bendable screen and materials like ceramics'. However, it met with difficulties in manufacturing and supply-chain management.
Motorola is well-known for its expertise in hardware and superior battery life. If this reports turn out to be accurate, the year 2013 will offer a line of strongest Nexus devices.
Speaking to the WSJ, the new Motorola Mobility CEO, Dennis Woodside said that the company is investing in a technology and the team which will work beyond the current approaches. Although, Motorola was left behind in the competition this year, but now it is supposed to come back in the game with Google's support and resources. Larry Page, the CEO, Google is reported to have planned a huge marketing budget for the upcoming devices.
As Nexus phones have always been deficient on the imaging aspect, Motorola Mobility is expected to be working on advanced feature for photo software and camera. Motorola will be incorporating new gesture-recognition and imaging features from Viewdle, a company acquired by Motorola earlier this year. The computer vision technology from Viewdle includes camera-based innovations in device interaction, augmented reality, gaming, media management and social networking.
Apart from improving the imaging aspect, Motorola was also analysing the use of 'bendable screen and materials like ceramics'. However, it met with difficulties in manufacturing and supply-chain management.
Motorola is well-known for its expertise in hardware and superior battery life. If this reports turn out to be accurate, the year 2013 will offer a line of strongest Nexus devices.
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