| > It also did diddly squat in the market place Not sure what the context or background of that is, but here in India, the G3 sold out shortly after launch. Per this [1] stat by a Motorola exec too, it did very well. > Motorola’s General Manager for India, Amit Boni stated at the Moto X Play launch event that the Moto G (3rd Gen) that was launched in July is among the fastest selling smartphones on Flipkart. Its sales mark grossed 140% higher than the Moto G (1st Gen and 2nd Gen). (And I know that's legitimate because a lot of peers, friends and family, folks on the streets etc had Motorolas.) > and the company producing it ran out of business. Unfortunate, yes, but I don't think it was because they made and sold phones that didn't sell. I don't know if it was business mismanagement or what, but it's an unfortunate legacy of one of the most promising brands. Fortunately Lenovo isn't killing the brand, so there's that. 1 - https://telecomtalk.info/motorola-sold-over-5-6-million-indi... |