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| You are in US? Then you have bonus advantage of buying the MotoX through MotoMaker with unlimited customization possibilities. Do have a look at Moto Make website for different material combinations |
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Originally Posted by VW2010
(Post 3821193)
True but after all the customization you end up paying as much as a samsung or apple doesnt make sense. The point of this phone is vfm with top line hardware and software. The 16 gig with no hooplas cost around 399 and the 32 gig is 429 USD. I found a deal for half the price and it makes absolute sense to pick this for my father if not for me. |
| The company CEO Kazuo Hirai gave the mobile division a year or so to start bringing in a profit, before resorting to other measures: "We will continue with the business as long as we are on track with the scenario of breaking even next year onwards, … Otherwise, we haven't eliminated the consideration of alternative options." While this statement definitely has a doomsday vibe, it doesn't necessarily mean that Sony's mobile business will disappear completely in twelve months or so. More likely, the division will be spun off like its PC business. Another viable survival path might be similar to Alcatel's current strategy of catering to carrier needs, rather than end users. But that seems a lot less likely, given Sony's current product vision. Still, Hirai remains hopeful: "I do have a feeling that a turnaround in our electronics business has shown progress. The result of three years of restructuring are starting to . show,But we still need to carry out restructuring in smartphones." In any case, something should be done to improve Sony's mobile business, which currently has around 17.5% market share on its home turf in Japan, less than 1% in the US and is headed towards a huge operating loss for the current fiscal year. |
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Originally Posted by Lij
(Post 3821845)
OnePlus Two to have an open sale on Monday, 12th Oct for 1 hour, 12 noon to 1pm. http://tech.firstpost.com/news-analy...ur-284164.html |
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Originally Posted by saadat1992
(Post 3822198)
Motorola has disappointed so many users by restricting the upgrade to 2015 devices only. Also, they have completely abandoned Moto E2 which was released this year. Pretty bad move by Motorola (read: Lenovo) The lay offs are pretty evident here, a lot of people who were responsible for developing & Optimizing the softwares for Motorola's devices have been laid off. There's this guy called Mark who used to be a vital part of Motorola feedback network, they have sent him home too! He played a key role in Moto E 1st gen's updates and soak tests. Motorola is gonna lose a lot of potential customers by totally neglecting the old devices after promising upgrades -_- Best bet would be to get the Nexus devices at a premium. |
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Originally Posted by bluevolt
(Post 3822220)
Please suggest a good power bank within budget of 1000-1200 with capacity of 10,000mah+ for my HTC Desire 816. |
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Originally Posted by Speed.Demon
(Post 3822271)
Do have a look at the Mi power bank with 16000mAh capacity. It costs 1300/- I believe. |
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Originally Posted by govigov
(Post 3822277)
s.d, do you have a link where I can buy this reliably? |
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Originally Posted by saadat1992
(Post 3822198)
Motorola has disappointed so many users by restricting the upgrade to 2015 devices only. |
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Originally Posted by tbppjpr
(Post 3820505)
About the camera, I saw full resolution samples from both the variants and I felt the low priced 'Play' clicks much-much detailed pictures than the Moto X Style which enforces the weird post processing similar like the Galaxy S5, S6, LG and Sony flagships (except Z3) and Apple to make the pictures look noise-free which are not of my liking. |
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