Motorola has earned the trust of millions of users around the world with the latest smartphones that they have brought to the market, also that of Google, which has entrusted it with the manufacture of the Nexus 6. However, the company has a thorn in the tooth, and it is none other than its share of the tablet market. The purchase of Lenovo and the name that has been carved for more than a year are more than enough reasons to think that they will return in 2015, and they are capable of doing so through the front door.
Moto E, Moto G, Moto X, Moto 360. All these models have had something in common: they have convinced users. In the end, what counts is nothing more than pleasing those who buy the products, and Motorola has managed to do this with well-designed devices that offer an experience only comparable to that of the Google Nexus and very competitive prices. This has been one of the reasons why those from Mountain View have assigned him a difficult task -after the good work of LG in recent years-: to develop the Nexus 6.
We said before September that the new generation of Moto G and Moto X would be key to maintaining the privileged position that they have earned. They have been right, the evolutions are important enough to justify a new purchase, and it will surely be reflected in sales. The Nexus 6 will also be an important touchstone, as it will feature top-of-the-range specs. They have also fully entered the growing market for wearables with the Moto 360 and the next step would be to return to that of tablets. Following the line of work, the success would be almost guaranteed.
It is possible that Motorola independently thought and a lot to take this step, since the precedents are not entirely good. But let's not forget that it is now owned by Lenovo, and the Chinese, although they have become the great alternative, they seem very interested in using Motorola as a striking force against Apple and Samsung in this segment.
It is a good moment, the company is sweet and the support of Lenovo, which would put great resources at its disposal, would make things much easier. In addition, 2015 is presented as the year of recovery after a somewhat difficult period. We can repeat the same thing we said when HTC announced its return to tablet development following the collaboration with Google on the Nexus 9 last week. Both firms do not need to look for a formula that gives results, they already have it, and you just have to apply it correctly.
Source: AndroidHelp