Motorola's smartphone customisation
service 'Moto Maker' will become
available to customers around the world
by the end of this month, said a Motorol
spokeswoman.
At present the Moto Maker service is only
available for customers in the US and a
few other regions. But according to Cnet
report last week, a Motorola
spokeswoman has confirmed that the
Moto Maker service will be available to
customers around the world by March,
but didn't disclose the list of countries.
Last month, reports suggested that
Motorola is also gearing up to introduce
the Moto Maker customisation option for
the Moto 360 smartwatch starting
March. The service will allow users to
customise their Moto 360 smartwatch
with their choice of bands, watch faces,
and other features. So far, the Moto
Maker customisation has been limited to
the firm's flagship smartphones - Moto
and Moto X (Gen 2) .
(Also see : Motorola Moto Turbo With 5.2 Inch QHD Display Launched at Rs. 41,999 )
Meanwhile in other Motorola-related
news, the company has an event
scheduled for March 10 in India, where
the company will launch the new Moto E
(Gen 2) and Moto E (Gen 2) LTE .
Soon after officially announcing the
Motorola Moto E (Gen 2) last week, the
company also tipped the price of the 3G
variant of the handset to be Rs. 6,999 in
a video - the same price as the original
Moto E price at launch last year.
However, we will have to still wait till
March 10 to hear the official price from
the company.
Motorola's Moto Maker Service to Be Made Available Globally From March | NDTV Gadgets
