Webtop came onto the scene back at last year's Consumer Electronics Show when Motorola announced the and the "Lapdock" that made it act like a laptop computer. This was huge news because Motorola had somehow beat Microsoft and Apple in creating a converged smartphone-PC device. As aptly points out, now that Google owns Motorola the two companies are in a great spot.

"The success of Android has established Google as a key player in mobile computing devices, and once consumers and business users start looking to consolidate their many devices, Webtop could make Google the company that's best positioned to make that consolidation possible," he writes.

For the record, Motorola has said it will users in the second quarter, so that means anytime now.

Although it's in Japanese, if you can't wait to see how Android 4.0 looks on your RAZR, here's video that will give you a glimpse.

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