Motorola partnership announcement

Johnnyloans

I remember GOS saying one of the next RAZRs might be supported.

If pocket storage is the issue of course as it is foldable.

LeaFygReen

"Key details include:

Target Models: Initial support is expected for Motorola’s premium lines, specifically the Motorola Signature, Motorola razr fold, and Motorola razr ultra series."

Apparently?

spl4tt

Johnnyloans The fold I do hope

agora

Also: https://xcancel.com/GrapheneOS/status/2028855208965484983#m

Current Pixels are still going to be supported and we intend to add support for future Pixels too. We have a Pixel 10a ordered and will be adding support for it. We're adding additional choices via future Motorola devices without losing the already available Pixel option.

@GrapheneOS
Please put something like this on the future phone support part of the graphene OS website
Aka Google Pixel support ongoing and Motorola is additional option, so people know when buying existing or the Pixel 11?

Given you closed an old discussion covering OEM partners. I appreciate hard to tell until Pixel 11 available but I struggled to find this info (or I wouldn't have replied to the now closed thread, as that includes 'OEM')

I'm still looking through this channel about my questions on Motorola security issues given Lenovo history as not sure these have been answered. Maybe adding OEM to the title will help but then I may have already annoyed you

userofgos

agora I'm still looking through this channel about my questions on Motorola security issues given Lenovo history as not sure these have been answered.

See here: https://xcancel.com/GrapheneOS/search?f=tweets&q=Motorola+solutions

Motorola Mobility is a subsidiary of Lenovo and uses Lenovo's manufacturing infrastructure. It seems you're likely mixing up Motorola Mobility with Motorola Solutions which have been separate companies since 2011. We're partnered with Lenovo's subsidiary, not Motorola Solutions.

Motorola Solutions and Motorola Mobility have been entirely separate companies since they were split up in 2011. That's over 15 years ago. Google bought Motorola Mobility in 2012 and sold it to Lenovo in 2014. Motorola Mobility has been part of Lenovo for over 11 years.

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