The chairperson of Motorola Inc.'s mobile-phone venture expressed that he is receptive in budding devices which can operate Microsoft Corp.'s innovative mobile functioning system, regardless of the copyright- violation proceedings of the software colossal lately filed in opposition to the company.

The remarks made by Co-Chief Executive, Motorola, Sanjay Jha were his group’s initial comprehensive comments on the proceedings reported by Microsoft during the federal court in Seattle and International Trade Commission.

The lawsuits were observed as an effort to sluggish the volatile development of Google Inc.'s operating system of its contending mobile, Android that Motorola make use of solely on its Smartphone’s.

On Tuesday in a discussion at the technology conference in San Francisco, Mr. Jha expressed that he is keen to glare at utilizing Microsoft's operating system provided the software group receives the right.

As per Mr. Jha he is open to hunt for ways to gel with Microsoft provided that the offer has to be convincing. Microsoft shall divulge the latest operating system known as Windows Phone 7, in the coming week. Further Mr. Jha added that the Motorola engineers haven't even glimpsed the system however as per his sources it’s an cogent proposal.