Motorola sells twice as many devices as a year ago

Since Motorola became part of the Lenovo conglomerate, after having bought it from Google, the company has stopped being offer the fast update system offered to us So far, but it seems that users do not care about that aspect, but users who continue to trust the company, do so for the value for money of their devices.

We are not going to fool ourselves, currently Lenovo offers us different models with quite high performance for a very adjusted price, becoming One option to consider for all those users who have to renew their device but do not want to fall into a terminal of Asian origin, even if it really is. Once again it is confirmed that the brand image is very important.

The latest Strategy Analytics report for the last quarter, June-September, shows us how the number of devices that the company has put into circulation rises to 2.1 million units, for the 1 million that it had put into circulation in the same period from the previous year. But in addition, Motorola has also seen how the company has expanded its market share, going from 2,7% in 2016 to 5,2% this year in the United States, The company's main market and where it is currently focusing all its efforts.

Even so, the numbers at the end of the year of terminals that the company will put on the market seem too low for me to really make this sector profitable for the company, but taking into account that all Motorola patents were left to Google, little or nothing else can the Lenovo guys do.

To try to improve its image, at the beginning of the year, Lenovo once again used Motorola to name its terminals, leaving aside the Moto nomenclature, in order to start stick your head into emerging markets like India, one of the most important countries in the world of telephony for all manufacturers.