honkey haze
Active member
Re: Love the Moto X, but disappointed in Motorola.
i think all of those are valid concerns. i just want to point out that:
moto sold more than ten million phones since the release of the og moto x. the apps that are shared by the x, g, e, and droids are sitting at 10 - 50 million downloads. so i don't think that changes from lenovo are going to be drastic. moto is headed up, not down.
the x did not sell well at all. we all know that. if sprint does not carry the x then i really cannot blame them.
last years tmobile x was never sold in the store... so no changes there.
if this years x sells well... then you better beleive the other carriers will be wanting a piece of the action. but you also have to take into account that there are an awful lot of stores. and companies like sprint and tmobile may not be able to afford/take a chance on the amount of phones it would take to stock each and every store. not to mention have enough on hand to immediately replenish stock, and sell them online. moto very well could, and probably does, have a minimum order.
and last... the new moto has not been officially released on att yet. so displays and signage are not something that i expect to see yet. what i would like to know though..... is what in the heck happened to all of those backs and button accents from the old moto displays? i sure would have loved to have ended up with a full set.
i think all of those are valid concerns. i just want to point out that:
moto sold more than ten million phones since the release of the og moto x. the apps that are shared by the x, g, e, and droids are sitting at 10 - 50 million downloads. so i don't think that changes from lenovo are going to be drastic. moto is headed up, not down.
the x did not sell well at all. we all know that. if sprint does not carry the x then i really cannot blame them.
last years tmobile x was never sold in the store... so no changes there.
if this years x sells well... then you better beleive the other carriers will be wanting a piece of the action. but you also have to take into account that there are an awful lot of stores. and companies like sprint and tmobile may not be able to afford/take a chance on the amount of phones it would take to stock each and every store. not to mention have enough on hand to immediately replenish stock, and sell them online. moto very well could, and probably does, have a minimum order.
and last... the new moto has not been officially released on att yet. so displays and signage are not something that i expect to see yet. what i would like to know though..... is what in the heck happened to all of those backs and button accents from the old moto displays? i sure would have loved to have ended up with a full set.