Motorola Solutions Norway
Consumer smartphones and accessories sold online to shoppers in Germany
About Motorola Solutions Norway
Motorola sells smartphones, including Razr, Edge and Moto G models, along with earbuds and tracking accessories. Its product range also includes mobile software and services.
The registered entity is MOTOROLA SOLUTIONS NORWAY AS, based in Oslo, with an employee band of 50–99. The supplied company pages are for Motorola's German consumer products.
Product: Smartphones and consumer accessories, including earbuds and tracking devices.
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