When Lenovo announced its quarterly financial results a few weeks ago, it announced that its mobile strategy would start to focus more on devices designed and manufactured by Motorola. According to a report from Lenovo Mobile Group President, Chen Xudong, it’s a lot bigger than that – the entirety of Lenovo Mobile is going to be absorbed into Motorola and Motorola executives will get to call all the shots. The ZUK label that Lenovo has recently launched will also fall under the Motorola umbrella with ZUK spearheading sales as the company’s “flagship internet brand” and Motorola will continue its sales of smartphones around the world.
This strategy makes a lot of sense given that what Motorola knows best is smartphones whereas Lenovo’s expertise has traditionally been with PCs and laptops. With Motorola’s recent release of the Moto X Play, Moto X Style, Moto G and the upcoming release of the Moto 360, there aren’t a lot of reasons not to trust Motorola, and we hope that this Lenovo-Motorola combination yields even better results going forward.
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Source: XiaomiToday via Phone Arena
