Motorola will add Microsoft services to the phones

New York (Reuters) -Motorola Inc agreed with Microsoft Corp on the use of the Bing search and navigation system on its phones using the Google Android operating system. Motorola reported that the agreement will allow the default link of the Bing link on cell phones. In the coming weeks, this will be done on devices sold in the Chinese market. Earlier, Motorola made a similar deal with the Chinese Baidu Inc. Motorola relies on phones with the Android operating system, however, the concentration in search for Google can hit the sales of phones in China due to the dispute of the American search giant with the Chinese authorities due to censorship. Google had previously threatened to leave the Chinese market. (Translated by Alexander Gelogaev. Editor Anton Zverev)