Article

engadget on 2022-04-22 17:30

Motorola’s endless rehashes will only make it less relevant

Despite being having the third largest market share for smartphones in the US, Motorola's recent pattern of releasing too many low-quality handsets is ...

Pete Lau

Related news

Motorola’s 5G foldable Razr adds better cameras and processor, costs less Seattle Times
North America , China
Is There Anything Less Culturally Relevant than Winning ‘The Voice?’observer.com
Art Gallery , Jinzhou , Sochi , I Believe , L D
Google Is About to Make Your Wireless Carrier a Lot Less Relevant Wired.com
Apple allows small businesses take payments on iPhones, making cash even less relevant Sydney Morning Herald
Australia , France , Australia
MBlackBerry tries to stay relevant the only way it knows how money.cnn.com
Wall Street , China , New York
Inside Motorola’s modular phone masterplan thenextweb.com
New York , India , Bangalore
Motorola’s P30 branded ‘shameless’ iPhone X copy theweek.co.uk
China
Motorola’s newest budget phones look surprisingly good The Verge
Fogo , Cancun
Motorola’s Shatterproof Phone Seeks to Shatter Expectations Inc.
Motorola’s teasing a rollable concept phone The Verge
A Trump concession is becoming less relevant Sydney Morning Herald
Georgia
The Food Pantry becomes less relevant mvtimes.com
Iceland , Vineyard
5G Could Make Traditional Advertising Less Relevant adexchanger.com
Yankee Stadium , United States , Houston , Sacramento , Los Angeles
FCBoT wheat less relevant to Australia farmweekly.com.au
Canada , Europe , Black Sea , Australia , Australia
Motorola’s Moto X4 has two cameras and Amazon’s Alexa The Verge
Germany , Bixby , Europe
Motorola’s New 5G Phones Are Unambitious and Boringly Functional Wired.com
TEverything You Need to Know About Motorola’s Three New Phones thestreet.com
United States , The Edge , Corning
Motorola’s Edge 40 is a little less Pro, and a lot more affordable The Verge
The Edge , Europe
Village Roadshow's piracy crackdown rehashes the same old plot Sydney Morning Herald
Australia , Australia
Motorola’s Moto E5 comes to the US for $100 The Verge