NEW DELHI/BENGALURU: Motorola Mobility plans to bring
affordable 4G smartphones to India next year, one of itspriority markets along with Brazil, which it believes will be critical for its global turn around even as it banks on Lenovo's supply chain scale to improve value proposition of its products for end consumers.
The US smartphone maker, which is now the third-largest worldwide, after being bought over by China's Lenovo, aims to lead the global smartphone business while trying
to improve its position in India to number 3 by next year on
the back of strong demand.
"The transition to 4G will be quick," Rick Osterloh, president and chief operating officer at Motorola Mobility, said on his maiden visit to India after Lenovo completed the $2.91 billion acquisition of the
company from Google in October.
"Next year, we are going to be very aggressive in the 4G value proposition for end users," he added.
The top executive who took charge of the company since April this year added that market leaders were "faltering a bit" and that the company has a "very good chance to http://m.timesofindia.com/tech/tech-news/Motorola-set-to-bring-budget-4G-phones-to-India-next-year/articleshow/45491243.cms the leader" globally.
affordable 4G smartphones to India next year, one of itspriority markets along with Brazil, which it believes will be critical for its global turn around even as it banks on Lenovo's supply chain scale to improve value proposition of its products for end consumers.
The US smartphone maker, which is now the third-largest worldwide, after being bought over by China's Lenovo, aims to lead the global smartphone business while trying
to improve its position in India to number 3 by next year on
the back of strong demand.
"The transition to 4G will be quick," Rick Osterloh, president and chief operating officer at Motorola Mobility, said on his maiden visit to India after Lenovo completed the $2.91 billion acquisition of the
company from Google in October.
"Next year, we are going to be very aggressive in the 4G value proposition for end users," he added.
The top executive who took charge of the company since April this year added that market leaders were "faltering a bit" and that the company has a "very good chance to http://m.timesofindia.com/tech/tech-news/Motorola-set-to-bring-budget-4G-phones-to-India-next-year/articleshow/45491243.cms the leader" globally.
