On Tuesday Motorola's opened its Research and Development Centre in Turin, Italy.
The aim of the centre is to consolidate the company's personal communications product development strategy for Europe. This will allow Motorola to develop products specifically tailored to European consumers.
"The centre is in the process of being populated," said a spokesperson, "and we expect to see the first wireless products shipped from there early next year."
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