Google shut down Motorola Mobility sites in Asia, Europe, Middle East, and Africa

Google's Motorola Mobility authoritatively conspiracies of silence up its business operations in India by shutting down the country definite product website of Motorola Mobility.

When Motorola Mobility didn’t get any improved, the compromise was that it would take some time for Google to make changes. Now we are starting to see some of those modify. When Google bought Motorola Mobility, the consideration on everyone’s mind was that Google would make some enhancements.

The websites going down was part of that. They aren’t the modify we all expected. Google’s first order of business for Motorola was to shut down a number of their websites. As The Next Web reports, Google said they would be making cuts to Motorola Mobility.

As a result, the websites in Asia, Europe, Africa, and the Middle East were all cut off or can say in technical terms shut down. Instead, guests will see a message similar to the one in the picture above.

The company is likely to carry on its sales in India till the stocks lessen. It is rumored that India may not see any new products from Motorola. It was reported that the obtainable customers would continue to get the service centre support. They have closed down the product sites but the support sites are to stay behind open. They moreover link clients to a product page. Alongside with it comes a warning that products on the product page may not be obtainable in certain nations.

This move seems to be a part of Motorola's global downsizing process. In August, Motorola had confirmed its decision to cut off 20 percent of work force and shut down procedures in many nations.

Motorola Mobility, which is totally independent from Motorola Solutions, had incurred profound loss last year. Google took over the company for $12.5 billion in May this year. Google had previous said in a filing to the US Securities and Exchange Commission, "These changes are designed to return Motorola's mobile devices unit to profitability, after it lost money in fourteen of the last sixteen quarters," as reported by one of the reputed new channel IBN Live.

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