Motorola And Their Social Network Android Phone. They’ll Probably Screw It Up

Motorola has been recruiting around 350 people and pumping $50M into developing a series of Android phones.
Their first phone, which is set to unveil early next year is geared to be social network intensive.
The team heading up the project right now is the team from Good Technology, the mobile e-mail company Motorola bought in 2006 that pissed off thousands with their high subscription fees and an app which couldn’t be deleted from the phone. Great.
For some reason Motorola is excited about standardization for phones, but I just think they no longer know what they are doing.
If you are going to make a social network phone, I would create it around Facebook since it uses real names. It should have a separate address book for social network friends that can be messaged or IM’d as opposed to sending an SMS. It should also feature one-click calling to friend’s cell phone or VoIP. Now my address book becomes my social network, and it puts me in direct communication with friends around the world that I avoid long distance calling/SMS fees. We have seen social network phones fail in the past though (cough cough..Helio)