Smartphones And Mobiles
Today was a wonderful day for Motorola fans and employees in China. A day that we?ve imagined for more than two years, and have been waiting for since Lenovo acquired us nearly three months ago. Today we officially brought Motorola smartphones back to China.
Together with hundreds of fans and guests we celebrated the launch of Moto X, Moto X Pro, Moto G and Moto Hint in China. It was a thrill to have so many people welcome us back with such enthusiasm.
Working on the HR Team at Motorola for nearly 3.5 years, I?ve been lucky to be able to share my passion for the company and its mission and products. Today, I had the opportunity to see that same passion in longtime Chinese Motorola fans. Here are a few of my favorite moments.
Motorola president Rick Osterloh spoke to fans and guests about Motorola?s history in China, and how important it was to us to be back and bring our products to people here.
At several Experience Zones, fans could touch and try our latest generation of devices, explore all the things they can do, and see how we made things like Moto Voice work in Chinese.
In the Experience Zone, fans were invited to walk through a mock Moto lab, similar to our R&D labs in Chicago.
Earlier this month, fans in China were invited to choose their top color choices for Moto X. Today, Lenovo Mobile Business Group VP Zhang Hui revealed that turquoise was the color that got the most votes, and would be sold at a special price RMB 2,999.
It?s been great to see such amazing support at today?s launch event in Beijing. Being here for the return to my home country will always be one of my fondest Motorola memories.
Posted by Nicole Zhou, HR Manager, Beijing
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Smartphones And Mobiles
Motorola Returns to China Today - It Feels Good to Be Back
Together with hundreds of fans and guests we celebrated the launch of Moto X, Moto X Pro, Moto G and Moto Hint in China. It was a thrill to have so many people welcome us back with such enthusiasm.
Working on the HR Team at Motorola for nearly 3.5 years, I?ve been lucky to be able to share my passion for the company and its mission and products. Today, I had the opportunity to see that same passion in longtime Chinese Motorola fans. Here are a few of my favorite moments.
Motorola president Rick Osterloh spoke to fans and guests about Motorola?s history in China, and how important it was to us to be back and bring our products to people here.
In the Experience Zone, fans were invited to walk through a mock Moto lab, similar to our R&D labs in Chicago.
Earlier this month, fans in China were invited to choose their top color choices for Moto X. Today, Lenovo Mobile Business Group VP Zhang Hui revealed that turquoise was the color that got the most votes, and would be sold at a special price RMB 2,999.
It?s been great to see such amazing support at today?s launch event in Beijing. Being here for the return to my home country will always be one of my fondest Motorola memories.
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