They always had their out, which was "where the carriers allow". I don't think we'll see any unlocked moto bootloaders
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No, Motorola also made that announcement...but to this day, we have yet to see them do anything about it.
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They always had their out, which was "where the carriers allow". I don't think we'll see any unlocked moto bootloaders
No, Motorola also made that announcement...but to this day, we have yet to see them do anything about it.
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Thats the Razr they are talking about. Their is still hope on the nexus!I can't begin to describe the hate and anger verizon will receive if they decide to troll and lock the nexus bootloader. I still have faith until I hear otherwise.
With Google buying Moto, I don't expect the locked bootloader policy to continue long. Although they may keep them locked tight and target the corporate market, which actually is not a bad strategy. I for one could probably use the time saved flashing roms more productively - I mainly only do it to squeeze life out of my D1. I'm not into themes and changing fonts and task bars and all that. ICS with a powerful phone would suit me just fine. Even if I have to wait a few months, I'm cool with a new phone on GB. ICS is pretty slick, but there's nothing in there I saw I have to have that I can't get with a couple of different apps (launchers, Locale, etc...)
Google buying motorola doesn't mean they control motorola
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I disagree with moto not locking bootoaders. Earlier today they said they want enterprise, which means the locked bootloaders. Moto has lots of encrypting experience through the past.... Its really one of the things they do well. I fully expect them to continue the encrypting. Before they broke off from Solutions guess who was one of their biggest clients? The government! yep, Moto and encryption are together til the current gen employees retire. Or until the considerable experience in that field stop going to Mobility. If that makes sense.With Google buying Moto, I don't expect the locked bootloader policy to continue long. Although they may keep them locked tight and target the corporate market, which actually is not a bad strategy. I for one could probably use the time saved flashing roms more productively - I mainly only do it to squeeze life out of my D1. I'm not into themes and changing fonts and task bars and all that. ICS with a powerful phone would suit me just fine. Even if I have to wait a few months, I'm cool with a new phone on GB. ICS is pretty slick, but there's nothing in there I saw I have to have that I can't get with a couple of different apps (launchers, Locale, etc...)