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Motorola's 'Webtop' App to Appear on All High-End Phones

Feb 28, 2011, 2:06 PM by Eric M. Zeman

Speaking to investors, Motorola Mobility CEO Sanjay Jha indicated that all of the company's high-end Android devices would have the Webtop application pre-loaded starting from June and moving forward for the rest of the year. Webtop is the application used by the Atrix 4G to connect to and work with the laptop dock accessory. Jha didn't announce what phones would be endowed with this capability, nor if the laptop dock accessory would be compatible with future devices.

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Slammer

Feb 28, 2011, 2:49 PM

Diamond In the Rough.

I was able to check one out. Very cool. However, I was taken back by the weight to size ratio of the dock. Phone Scoop was spot on for their interpretive perception.

This definitely has a place for the future and I would love to see how it evolves before purchasing. Hopefully, other manufacturers will employ the same concept. I certainly would prefer this over a tablet. Just my opinion on preference.

John B.

Jayshmay

Tablets don't appeal to me neither.

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