We just got word that, Motorola, the company known for devices like the Nexus 6, Moto X, Moto E, Moto G, and Moto 360 will return to the country this month.
We currently don’t have the specifics but we are scheduled to meet with Motorola on the 15th where we will learn more about the company’s return to the Philippine market, so stay tuned.
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Specsdigger says:
Bang-for-the-buck or die. I mean, seriously, this market treats smartphones practically like desktops, and would build them piecemeal if they could.
More people are wiling to do research and are increasingly indifferent to brands or some fuzzy and nigh-useless concept of “the experience”. As the number of technically inclined increase, so does the ethos of cost-performance.
lol says:
MOTO X 2014 PLEASE :(
lol says:
moto maker din sana haha tanong niyo naman sila yugatech
Kunsel says:
Nexus 6 with manufacturer’s warranty for peace of mind!
At yung rumored Nexus 5 2015 edition.
kulas says:
Hopefully they learned their lesson. Provide affordable phones or be left behind by the competition <3
archie says:
Yung droid turbo at moto g series ang top quality nila. Tama lang yan para mas maraming choices at mas bumaba angmark up ng ibang flagship phones sa mga authorized sellers.
faceless says:
lol… i see motorola wants to lose more money.
Alligator Kap says:
Above average(not necessarily extravagant) specs+good build quality+trusted brand name+affordable price point+availability=sure fire hit. Motorola needs to see this market trend today in the ph. Gone are the days of overpriced paperweights with lousy specs. More people are becoming aware of the rewards of having a bang for the buck phone.
Benchmark says:
Yehay! Moto will be back! I still got my moto razr and my son is using it na. Sana kasama ang moto turbo na iba ang backing. Matibay ang motorola… well I don’t know now na lenovo na ang nag hahandle.
abmo says:
This is great news. I’ve been itching to get another Nexus device. I’ll keep my fingers crossed.
Zobel says:
Yay! Going after Oppo’s nonexistent market share!
abuzalzal says:
Hindi yata nagre research and Motorolla, for profit ba gagawin nila or for marketing presence lang?
jelofix says:
Going by the rumors na 1GB lang ang RAM ng Moto G 2015, their bestselling line, masa-snob lang sila dito sa PH pag nagkataon. Sa Zenfone 2 pa lang e laos na sila. Halos wala na silang brand recall dito, di na gagana ang overpricing para sa gimped specs.
If they want to be successful here, they better bring their A-Game. Hind nila pede mabebenta ang surplus nilang Moto X/G/E/Turbo 2014 dito. I’m a Moto fan myself and I have high hopes. Kahit acquired na sila by Lenovo e their R&D is still based in the US.
juanandres says:
I’ve been staying here in Malaysia and Motorola never left the shores even though the reception is a bit of a lackluster.
I bought the 1st and 2nd gen Moto X (officially) but sold them for one reason – CAMERA.
It’s pretty unacceptable for a highend phone (such as Moto X 2nd gen) to have a pretty average camera.
I will STILL buy Motorola phones (diehard fan here) and may STILL sell them but I’m pretty much happy that Motorola (err.. Lenovo) is still alive and kicking.
compassboxer says:
Guys, kaka-announced lang ng mga bagong Motorola phones at Bang for the Buck talaga pagdating sa specs… Moto X Style is $399 with 5.7″ QHD screen, 21 MP Rear-Cam / 5MP Front-Cam, 3GB RAM, Snapdragon 808 Octa-core, 3000 mAh battery, Water repellant coating up to 1M tapos yung Moto X Play 5.5″ 1080p screen, 2GB RAM with same camera pero mas mababang CPU Snapdragon 615 Octa-core with 3600+ mAh battery at yung new Moto G naman ay $180 5″ IPS LCD, Snapdragon 415 (64-bit), 13MP rear camera and 5MP front camera, IPX7 water repellant coating up to 1M at Android 5.1.1 out of the box silang tatlo… I am very excited for these phones, can’t wait to get one of these, lahat sila front firing stereo speakers. Motorola for the win!!!