One interesting side note: Sprint/Nextel has always heavily relied on Motorola phones, and a few months back, Sprint and Google rolled out tight integration bet

One interesting side note: Sprint/Nextel has always heavily relied on Motorola phones, and a few months back, Sprint and Google rolled out tight integration between Sprint service and Google Voice (http://googlevoiceblog.blogspot.com/2011/03/sprint-integrates-google-voice.html http://googlevoiceblog.blogspot.com/2011/03/sprint-integrate...) So now I'm wondering 1) Was Spring anticipating this merger, and 2) will Google's purchase of Motorola be a boon for Sprint? I'm not a Sprint customer, but in the name of keeping more competitors in the mobile market, I do want to see them stay in the game.