Motorola, now owned by Lenovo, has been on something of a roll for
the past few years. This streak of awesomeness started when Moto was
acquired by Google and the two companies produced the excellent Moto X
handset, a stripped down phone designed to do all the core stuff and not
much else.
Moto used stock Android and has continued to do so, even though it is
no longer owned by Google. The next big release for Lenovo,
potentially, is the Moto X 2016 and it could drop at any moment between
now and Q2. Interestingly, Lenovo has confirmed all of its 2016 phones
will feature 5+inch displays and fingerprint scanners.
Beyond this the company is talking about a bunch of other stuff — adopting custom UXs for future phones — that frankly terrifies us. But, HEY, three years of excellent releases is a pretty good run for the mobile space’s biggest and most well known hot potato
Beyond this the company is talking about a bunch of other stuff — adopting custom UXs for future phones — that frankly terrifies us. But, HEY, three years of excellent releases is a pretty good run for the mobile space’s biggest and most well known hot potato
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