Motorola Mobility becomes part of the Lenovo

This Christmas, Motorola has rolled out Android™ 5.0 Lollipop® for its Moto X (2nd Gen) users in India. To sweeten the season Motorola Mobility has also launched the Moto X 32GB variant, the device will be priced at INR 32,999 for the base variant and INR 34,999 for the wood finish and the leather back panel. The new Moto X which comes in an all new design, new authentic materials, and new ways to respond and assist you throughout the day will exclusively be available on Flipkart from midnight today.

 

The customers looking to buy the Moto X (2nd Gen) 16GB variant can avail it at a special price of INR 29,999 for the base variant and INR 31,999 for the wood finish and the leather back panel. The devices will have the latest version of Android™ Lollipop® which comes in an all-new material design with a bold, new visual style. The new user interface is designed to enable better, more natural touch screen interactions and introduces vivid new colors, typography, and edge-to-edge imagery to make using your phone more fluid. It lets you catch up with notifications on your lock screen and even dismiss them without unlocking.

Motorola has also announced a Christmas offer on the Moto X (2nd Gen) in which the user can get up to INR 6,000 off on an exchange of their old smartphone depending on the model*. The device has all the latest specs and technology built in, so you get the performance you would expect of a premium smartphone, without the premium price.

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Nikhil Chawla
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