When it comes to making computers, Lenovo has no problems adopting Microsoft’s Windows platform, but when it comes to mobile devices like smartphones, it is Android all the way. However with Windows 10 Mobile coming up in the near future and with all the changes that Microsoft is bringing to the platform, could Lenovo’s stance change?Unfortunately that will not be happening anytime soon. This is according to Colin Giles, Motorola’s global sales leader who spoke to The Telegraph in which he was quoted as saying, “There are no plans to start launching operating systems other than Android. One of the key differentiators for us is the pure Android experience, and we’re deeply proud of that, because we believe it brings a much better software experience to consumers, and faster upgrades.”
Giles also adds that by using Android, Lenovo and Motorola (which is owned by the former) will be able to share technology and R&D since both their products run on the same platform, as opposed to running separate platforms which might have different hardware requirements. “That’s going to be the great benefit of this combination that we have now with Lenovo and Motorola,” according to Giles.
That being said while it seems that Lenovo and Motorola have no plans for Windows 10 Mobile, their competitors might. Recently HTC’s logo was spotted during Microsoft’s keynote at Computex, leading many to believe that Taiwanese company might be involved in creating a new Windows 10 Mobile device.