Ever since the Titantic sized free-speech debate/pull out from Google in China, it's no surprise there has been some backlash against Google. Motorola is definitely taking advantage of that situation to further it's own interests and defend itself in one of the largest markets in the world with around 700 million internet users most of which use mobile web. Motorola stands to make a great deal of money by distributing their Android smartphones in China with Bing search and Bing maps replacing Google search and Google maps. The change will also be retroactive and an update will be issued to devices currently owned and sitting on shelves to bring this change about. Microsoft and Motorola seemed to have created an alliance to mutually benefit each other in China and perhaps in the US. Perhaps Google will become a silent martyr in all of this as several of it's competitors stand to gain from their loss and aren't willing to jeopardize their place in the China markets. [BoyGeniusReport]

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