New Delhi: Motorola's newest smartphone, the Moto G could be making its way into India. Though we have not seen any new phone from Motorola in India since the company shut down its India website and trimmed down its operations in India, but a teaser post from Motorola on its Facebook page could be a hint of an Indian launch of the Moto G smartphone.
Motorola on its Facebook page posted an image which features Motorola's logo in the foregroud, with The Taj Mahal in the backgroud. The supporting text that asks users to register for the Wednesday's launch event begins with "Namaste-, India!"
Details of the new, cheaper Moto G leaked out over the weekend, when a version appeared on Amazon.com's UK website at a price of 160 pounds, without a contract from a cellphone carrier. In the United States, the phone would be cheaper, the Wall Street Journal reported. The Amazon listing also disclosed that the phone will be available starting from November 14.
The company has invited users to sign up for the live online announcement. The Moto G, which will be formally introduced at an event in Brazil on Wednesday, arrives amid disappointing early sales data for the Moto X, the newspaper said.
Meanwhile, Motorola on Monday cut the US price of its high-end Moto X with a two-year carrier contract to $100 from $200, as sales of that device have proven disappointing, the journal said.
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