Lenovo phasing out Motorola brand for smartphones
When Lenovo completed the acquisition of Motorola Mobility back in 2014, it said "We plan to not only protect the Motorola brand, but make it stronger." However, looks like the Chinese company's priorities has changed with changing times as the brand is now being phased out.
"We'll slowly phase out Motorola," said Motorola Chief Operating Officer Rick Osterloh.
Motorola's phone business will now come under the Lenovo name, meaning it will be merged with Lenovo's phone business, with high-end smartphones using the Moto branding while budget devices using the Vibe brand.
You'll also see future Moto products featuring the blue Lenovo logo, although Motorola's batwing-like "M" logo will still be there. The Motorola name, however, won't vanish completely - it'll live on as a division under Lenovo.
Reader comments
- Anonymous
- 12 Sep 2019
- KS6
Don't compare lenovo phones with motorola .Lenovo make shit phones.Motorola phones were the first to get updates but not now.
- Spanish spider
- 11 Aug 2017
- pqP
had a G3 for 2 yeaqrs..OK now just got a G4 Lenovo and it is useless here in Andalucia my spanish friends have all makes of cheap phones and they can all connect to networks with data no problem the\moto \g 4 won't even make a phone call' dual sim so...
- AnonD-428442
- 13 Jan 2016
- Iat
Instead of your ramble, show me the track record of updates of Lenovo on their phones.
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