First look: iPhone 13 Apple event [in pictures]
Here's your first peek at the iPhone 13 and other products making their first appearance during Apple's September 14 "California Streaming" event.
At the beginning of this year Motorola bought Symbol Technologies, a company with a strong pedigree in the rugged and industrial handheld computing market. Motorola's resulting Enterprise Mobility Division continues to operate in Symbol’s markets, and the first handheld to appear since the acquisition is the multifunctional MC35 — which was in fact designed by Symbol pre-takeover and looks distinctly un-Moto-like.
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