India is focus market for Motorola, aim is to reach top 3 by 2025-end: Shivam Ranjan
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Motorola Edge 60 Pro.
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Motorola Edge 60 Pro series.
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Motorola moto AI 2.0 features on Edge 60 Pro.
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Motorola Edge 60 Pro supports Google Gemini, Microsoft's Copilot and Perplexity AI features.
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Shivam Rajan, Head of Marketing at Motorola - Asia Pacific.
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