Rich Fiscus
9 Nov 2011 12:15
As Google waits to clear the regulatory hurdles for acquiring Motorola Mobility, they continue to answer questions about what it will mean for other Android device makers.
Immediately after Google announced the buyout agreement in August, Samsung executives gathered to discuss the ramifications of the deal.
Now Google Chairman Eric Schmidt has made a trip to Samsung's home country of South Korea to deliver the message that Android vendors need not fear his company's Motorola acquisition.
In a statement to the Korean media, Schmidt spoke of his message to companies like Samsung and HTC. He said (via Reuters):
In general, with all of our partners, we told them that the Motorola deal will close and we will run it sufficiently and independently, that it will not violate the openness of Android.