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Motorola has confirmed that its Webtop technology is no longer going to be included in future Android-based smartphones. An official announcement from the hardware maker advises that even though there was a good level of interest and community support, the ends do not justify the means. To that end, Motorola will cease developing handsets with Webtop capability
Continue reading: Motorola not developing Webtop on future devices
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