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During Motorola’s recent conference call to discuss it latest quarterly results Chief executive Sanjay Jha confirmed that the company is working on a Google-badged phone. He announced during the call they have 20 smartphones on tap for the year and that one of them will be a “direct to consumer device with Google,” much like HTC’s Nexus One.

No information was given with regards to hardware or availability but there’s a couple of likely form factors which the device could take. One possibility is that it could resemble the recently announced MOTOROI whilst other rumours suggest that it could incorporate a slide out keyboard similar to the Motorola shadow. Needless to say, we’ll keep you posted.

Nexus Enterprise set to be the next iteration in Google’s smartphone line

It might sound like an unlikely mix-up of two sci-fi films but the Nexus Enterprise is rumoured to be the latest device in Google’s Nexus smartphone line. In an Andy Rubin, Google’s Vice President of Engineering mentioned such a device whilst talking about how customers will use the online phone store.

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Following up on our Nexus Enterprise story we’ve come across a rendering which fits the rumoured description of the new enterprise class handset. It’s so far been referred to as the Motorola Shadow, but we’ve heard that this could also be the Nexus Enterprise. We’ve no way to confirm this at the moment, but if true this would mean that Google’s offering of Nexus handsets could be sourced from several manufacturers. Whilst this struck us as unlikely at first, it could on second thoughts help to appease manufacturers said to be upset at Google’s decision to get into the hardware game.

Following up on our Nexus Enterprise story we’ve come across a which fits the rumoured description of the new enterprise class handset. It’s so far been referred to as the Motorola Shadow, but we’ve heard that this could also be the Nexus Enterprise. We’ve no way to confirm this at the moment, but if true this would mean that Google’s offering of Nexus handsets could be sourced from several manufacturers. Whilst this struck us as unlikely at first, it could on second thoughts help to appease manufacturers said to be upset at Google’s decision to get into the hardware game.

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