Google has entered into an agreement to acquire the mobile phone maker Motorola Mobility for about US$12.5 billion, the company said on Monday. Google has offered about $40 per share in cash, a ...

Google has announced that it is buying Motorola Mobility, in a $12.5bn deal expected to close either by the end of the year or the start of 2012. Described by Google CEO Larry Page as a move to ...

Google just announced that it is acquiring Motorola Mobility. The search and online advertising company is buying the company for approximately $12.5 billion (or $40 per share), in cash. The price ...

While the tech world focuses on the strategy behind Google’s acquisition of Motorola Mobility, we take a look at what the move means for the way we think about our smartphones, and the way they work.

The news, which was made public in a company blog posted by Google CEO Larry Page, comes just three days after the Internet giant cleared its final regulatory hurdle in China. It gained the approval ...

NEW YORK (AP) -- Google Inc. on Tuesday completed its $12.5 billion acquisition of phone maker Motorola Mobility Holdings Inc. and said it has appointed a Google executive as the new CEO of the ...

Google's aims to fix multiple lingering wireless issues with its $12.5 billion purchase of Motorola Mobility and overall the deal is just crazy enough to work. On a conference call with analysts, ...

Android-only handset maker gets Googled... Google is to acquire Motorola's handset division, Motorola Mobility, for $12.5bn in cash, the two companies have announced. The deal values Motorola Mobility ...

In a bid to "supercharge" the Android operating system, Google announced on Monday morning that it's acquiring Motorola Mobility for $12.5 billion in cash. "This acquisition will not change our ...

Yowza. Google this morning announced that it will buy Motorola Mobility-- Moto's mobile device arm -- for $12.5 billion. Let that sink in for a moment. Google will now be in charge of one of the world ...

Google won approval from Chinese regulators for its $12.5bn (£7.9bn) purchase of Motorola Mobility earlier this week, and Google co-founder Larry Page confirmed in a blog post that the deal has now ...