But my Motorola G won't do paragraphs.

I have a motorola q and love it.

One small town --north of Chicago --used to be a head quarter for Motorola.

Google, AMD, Motorola, etc...

Real estate is no different than any other industry: you need to know what you are good at, where your strengths are, and what clients want (clients being buyers/tenants) and fill that void.There are syndications that continue to succeed and there is the syndication that sent 3,200 units back to the lender last month.There are SFR owners that are doing great with turnkey properties and there are those that are selling for a loss and will likely never be in the space again.You also have companies like Motorola that had the hottest phone on the planet in the early 2000's with the Razor, that had their mobile division nearly bring down the whole company in 2009, until the split.  

I did a quick search and it looks like there are a couple models available overseas (Motorola Defy is one).I wouldn't be concerned about vibrations affecting the phone.

I bought Yahoo & Motorola in year 2000, I invested a whooping $2000 - lol.

For me, durability is the biggest concern - I've dropped a lot of phones over the years - my old Motorola phone had at least three case replacements in two years, and several "dunkages" that it survived.

Most don't know about the refusal to leave office after his term ended, most don't know that he handed a no-bid contract for non-working radios to Motorola even though they were found to be faulty after the 1993 Trade Center Bombings, most don't know that he put lives at risk by allowing responders to work in dangerous conditions without proper gear.Unfortunately, after the harrowing pictures of 9/11, what does he have?

(facts are facts), I will call out that Kraft Heinz, ADM, Motorola and the golden arches all moved to Chicago recently.