Will Motorola Scratch Android’s Back?

When Motorola announced its Android-powered Cliq late last week, it took what many view as a critical step toward regaining its former prominence in the mobile phone arena.

“Motorola was the No. 1 handset maker in the 1990s — they lost that position to Nokia and have been trying to recapture the market ever since,” said telecom analyst Jeff Kagan. “They did well with the Razr a few years ago, but never had anything else to follow up.” Over the past several years, Motorola fell to No. 3 and then No. 4 in the market…

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