Did you know why they named it Motorola and it has no motor in it ?
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But it is named after a Motor (car) and "ola", a suffix popularised by the phonograph, because they started life as a car radio company.
True story!
Some engines hum without pistons, driven by the friction of skin against skin. It moves when desire tightens its grip, turning silent thoughts into a vibration that leaves you breathless.