Wednesday, April 23, 2014

TechNow: Motorola sold 6.5 million devices worldwide in the first quarter of 2014

By all accounts, Motorola looks to be on the right track. Motorola, which is about to become a part of Lenovo after Google sold it for $3 billion, doesn't intend to stop here. The company is preparing yet another affordable blockbuster called the Moto E. It's rumored to be even more affordable than the Moto G.
In its most recent financial report by Google it becomes clear that if Motorola was being reported as an operating segment of Google, it would've brought in $1.45 billion in revenue. That's up from the $1.02 billion from the same period of 2013. However it likely posted an operating loss in Q1 2014, as it did in Q1 2013 even though that wasn't specifically confirmed.
The Moto G is the one that the phone managed to give the company a boost in Great Britain, bringing it to 6% market share there.

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