Google Q2: revenues up, 900M Androids, Moto still struggling Comments
- i know you love it
- awgT
SyCoDRIVE, 19 Jul 2013GooGle its time to move the NEXUS brand in house and you will see the rise of the once fallen ... moreso you want them to be like the vEgetable company...great..just great
- Ayoubukun
- NXAJ
Moto is a burden on google's shoulders( unless it launches some REALLY innovative)
WP is a burden on Microsoft also. The sales are not promising here. But both Google and Microsoft have other sources of revenue.
Let's wait for next week and see what happens. Lol
- Eisley
- LDd4
With profits of billions, 340+ millions must look like a small price to pay to own a potential billion dollars maker like Motorola.
I'm currently using the Motorola Razr i and I'm more than pleased with it. It's an excellent device.
I'd say though, that Intel should have promoted more the devices powered by them. I feel they have lost 10+ months of intense promotion of the actual capabilities of their Atom CPU, beyond benchmarks. That way now there would be people eager for an upgrade now with Intel rather than thinking in giving it a try. And who would build those powerful and quality built smartphones? Motorola!
I hope they release an Intel powered smartphone not in too long.
- L.
- Rasta from Jamaica
- jxXT
As usual nothing positive about Motorola yes it would be worst if Nokia had gone Android they would be lost so all those quarrelling go get an Android if you TRULY want a Nokia go buy the Lumia then USE it hey wish MOTO X does well competititon is good
- Motorola fans
- 3bmb
Moto X you need be a new dizain, "IP58 certified" dust & waterprof !!!!! Motorola keep the smile..... :)
- i know you love it
- awgT
SyCoDRIVE, 19 Jul 2013GooGle its time to move the NEXUS brand in house and you will see the rise of the once fallen ... moren0
- TheWildOne007
- pk4v
Larry Page just announced that Motorolla will use Windows Phone OS. He just realised how good the Windows Phone is! (just kidding!)
- Anonymous
- xii%
Anonymous, 19 Jul 2013They have probably emigrated to better lives in California (eg. Jony Ive, Francois Beaufort, etc).nope jony ive is not IT man he is just hardware designer and his ios 7 sux
- Anonymous
- vI7T
Regedit, 19 Jul 2013Expect Moto to do good while it shutdown the business in APAC regions? I dont think so.True that...
- uni
- vI7T
SyCoDRIVE, 19 Jul 2013GooGle its time to move the NEXUS brand in house and you will see the rise of the once fallen ... moreThe problem in doing that is other manufacturers will become less interested in using android & will start looking for alternatives as a majority of android sales will become Motorola phones.
But this will reduce the total profit of Google as the only major android phone manufacturer will be Motorola & thereby reducing the total number of android phone sales. And so reducing google's profit
- Regedit
- D1SL
Expect Moto to do good while it shutdown the business in APAC regions? I dont think so.
- Marco M
- 5i4e
Felipe Berhau, 19 Jul 2013Moto made 998 million in revenue, up from 843 million from Q2 2012. I wonder why this site did... moreAbsolutely.
And I'm looking forward to seeing their new devices next week. Hopefully they will launch globally as well as beeing properly marketed globally. A Moto X or RAZR Ultra could do very well in this market :)
- Anonymous
- P%%w
SyCoDRIVE, 19 Jul 2013GooGle its time to move the NEXUS brand in house and you will see the rise of the once fallen ... moreIt will make other company down . Google doesn't want this. Because it will affect their add business .
- Felipe Berhau
- 8xsM
Moto made 998 million in revenue, up from 843 million from Q2 2012. I wonder why this site didn't mention that. Oh yeah, they never post positive Motorola news or reviews.
Anyway, they had no new product in stores and they still managed to make the same revenues as in Q1. That's good.
And that 342 million dollar loss is related to Motorola Home's sale to Arris and to opening the X phone building facility.
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