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Can Android win in the enterprise with the Lenovo-Motorola deal?

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Can Android turn the corner in the enterprise with the Lenovo-Motorola deal?

Lenovo bought Motorola for $2.9 billion on Wednesday. What seems like Google cutting its losses could mean big benefits for Android in the enterprise.

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