Lenovo CEO confident he can turn Motorola around
- K
- Kushal Roy
- rKJ
- 09 Dec 2014
Dear Mr.Yang Yuanqing, I do wish you all the best for your predicting.....I do love Motorola.... As a phone...so I got my self an Moto X....but I am extremely sorry to say.....itz no long the company a customer can relay. I have been the problem with my phone since June 14....itz 2 months from purchase....Nd m still facing the same problem. The worse part is the companies that you hv hired to help the customer like us....they Dnt even bother to escalate our problem. Itz my mistake giving priority to ur compare over nexus.
I hope u understand my problem m facing.
Kushal
- ?
- Anonymous
- sGJ
- 15 Feb 2014
I told my friends that the Motorola acquisition by Google was a bad move because any perception by Android phone makers that Google was giving preferential treatment to Motorola would cause them to embrace other Operating systems.
Google didn't distribute the Motorola phones globally nor did they throw a load of sales and marketing dollars behind the phones (except in the USA) so it didn't sell very well. For a highly competitive consumer product, sales and marketing dollars makes the difference (just ask HTC about that).
Google could have made Motorola successful, but they realized there was more to be lost (defection away from Android by other phone makers) with the Motorola brand success than there was to be gained.
- ?
- Anonymous
- Kg$
- 14 Feb 2014
Surely Lenovo can do a much better job than Google did, just get the card slots back and stop making non-sense flagship models with 2012 resolution and voice gimmicks.
- S
- Sanju Batra
- bJ2
- 14 Feb 2014
Bravo lenovo..you can do it , what google could not do, just because of limited market space and their main focus on Internet Business.
What I believe is lenovo business model gonna really work because
a.) China is the hub so Lenovo will be getting material at lower costs.
b.) They also plan on introducing more Motorola
products, particularly in emerging markets like
China and india.as per a research house it is believed at, in 2014 their will be accumulated sale of 500mn mobile handset. So lenovo has great future ahead In the hood of motorola.
c.) I think motorola products should focus on neche market as well as on entry level and mid range products..as moto g is the great hit in india.
- D
- AnonD-31561
- 8Lc
- 14 Feb 2014
AnonD-324, 13 Feb 2014Lenovo CEO could not turn Lenovo around, let alone turning ... moreo.O Lenovo is only the biggest computer seller in the world.
- D
- AnonD-216196
- pRE
- 14 Feb 2014
So Google avoided lawsuits by snapping up all these patents (which I believe they still have shared use of), and saved themselves a fortune in the process - with pressure mounting on them to pay some tax SOMEWHERE in the world, taking a $10bn loss on Motorola is probably an equally smart, calculated business move - it's an eyewatering writeoff... as a Nokia distributor for many years I'm no fan of Motorola, but it's a shame to see it being used as a pawn
- S
- Silver Arrow
- v3B
- 14 Feb 2014
Come on... bring in some flagship models of motorola via RAZR ...
Im using RAZR XT910 and it still going strong due to the build quality and i can tell its way better than the S2. Only drawback, they stopped updating the OS.
Bring back the legacy of stylish and trend setter look.... of MOTOROLA.
- D
- AnonD-216578
- q2b
- 14 Feb 2014
AnonD-183568, 13 Feb 2014Motorola doesn't have proper distribution in emerging marke... moreAgreed:
MOTOROLA's Indian strategy!
Up to date. Equivalent, world-class, quality.
Apple?
2-3 year old Tech in the sale of the IPhone 4 series.
Rubbish
Then again, the Moto series is AMERICAN made.
Apple still uses CHILD LABOR! Period. Just a step or two up from slavery.
- g
- gz
- Mfy
- 13 Feb 2014
AnonD-20358, 13 Feb 2014And should only trust you...and whatever the f*(& you p... moreyou obviously failed reading COMPREHENSION
you should trust NO ONE with your personal information especially those that sell it for ad money
i swear blind fanboyism is the worst.
i mentioned google one too many times in a negative light and they fail to see my attack on ALL monopolistic companies
smh
- D
- AnonD-324
- vI6
- 13 Feb 2014
Lenovo CEO could not turn Lenovo around, let alone turning Moto around.
Cheers!!
- S
- Sock
- MeK
- 13 Feb 2014
China has their back with acquiring well known brands, which is part of their government business strategy.
- P
- Pradeep
- 3Y2
- 13 Feb 2014
Awesome
- D
- AnonD-112203
- jtK
- 13 Feb 2014
AnonD-183568, 13 Feb 2014Motorola doesn't have proper distribution in emerging marke... moreI didn't think about that, you may be right. Lenovo is hitting 2 birds with one stone. Lenovo presence in US and Motorola presence in Asia & emerging markets!
- ?
- Anonymous
- mTn
- 13 Feb 2014
"Lenovo CEO confident he can turn Motorola around"
... and he's probably the only one >:->
Fools!
- D
- AnonD-20358
- bCh
- 13 Feb 2014
Well, I for one thing am sure that Moto will see a turnaround.
Just like ThinkPad there will be fast downhill run for quality and thus lowering the cost....
But it won't be the Motorola we loved, you can count on that!
- D
- AnonD-20358
- bCh
- 13 Feb 2014
gz, 13 Feb 2014google bought motorola to cover their asses from lawsuits..... moreAnd should only trust you...and whatever the f*(& you preach...
BTW what was the babbling about? I mean apart from bashing a specific corporate?
- g
- gz
- Mfy
- 13 Feb 2014
google bought motorola to cover their asses from lawsuits...
google didnt care one bit about moto
google does care about anybody besides google
i am tired about hearing about all this good guy google nonsense
if google was a good company at all then all moto would have received the latest software
id trust a 7 fingered bald barber with tourettes to cut my hair before i trust google
you cannot trust capitalistic monopolies with anything. EVER
especially the ones that sell your information for ad money
- D
- AnonD-233056
- N9x
- 13 Feb 2014
AnonD-112203, 13 Feb 2014I'll buy some Lenovo stocks now! Wise move I'd say. They're on a roll right now.
- ?
- Anonymous
- T3x
- 13 Feb 2014
AnonD-112203, 13 Feb 2014I think the reason they bought Motorola is to get access in... moreYes, they bought Motorola because that name is known in the US and Europe, unlike Lenovo.
- D
- AnonD-183568
- upd
- 13 Feb 2014
Motorola doesn't have proper distribution in emerging markets...just i have to mention India ...Motorola shutdown their operations in India around Nov 2012...now when moto g launched here a week ago,its very demand...all phones gone with in an hour...lenovo knows about indian market...i'm sure lenovo will bring motorola again to peak level..