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	SiRF acquires Motorola's GPS chipset product lines RFDesign writes: "To further strengthen its position in the GPS market, SiRF Technology Holdings, Inc., leading provider of GPS-enabled location technology, announced that it has acquired Motorola, Inc.'s GPS chipset product lines. As part of the agreement, SiRF also has become a preferred GPS technology supplier to Motorola. " Click here to read more... Does this mean we will soon see SiRFstar III receivers in all Motorola phones? Click here to discuss... (thanks to forum user kar98 for the lead) Posted on Saturday, June 04 @ 16:00:12 UTC by Lutz Bendlin


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