Finally, the company may give additional guidance as to its plan to purchase handset-maker Motorola Mobility. When Google first announced its $12.5-billion (U.S.) bid, many observers speculated the move was a patent play, allowing Google to take advantage of thousands of Motorola patents to better defend itself in court. However, the company may also be planning to take its Android strategy to the hardware arena, using Motorola to release ultra-cheap smart phones in the hope of growing Android's market share. Any such move would likely have a huge impact on the mobile device industry – and Google's share price.