Motorola brings smartphones to students and colleges in US.

Motorola have revealed  their phone series Moto X  which is specially designed for college students. The series of set in named a 'Collegiate Collection'. The phones are specially designed for various colleges in United States. The college-themed are now out in the market for the spring season.  Motorolla has made these handsets available in various colors and the logos of the different colleges will be  available by Motorolla after colleges get registered. It is made available that students can choose to use the handsets with clear case or without clear case , but they should stick with the colors of their particular schools. 

The various colleges that will be included in the next play Moto X hand sets are Wisconsin, Washington, University of Illinois, Washington State, UC Berkeley, UCLA, Texas A&M, Texas U, Northwestern, Missouri, Nebraska, Michigan State, Tennessee, Stanford, Oregon, Purdue, South Carolina, Notre Dame and Oklahoma State,  Similarly the other colleges and schools that are included on the list are Michigan, Miami, Memphis, Marshall, Louisiana State, Louisville, Kentucky, Kansas, James Madison, Gonzaga, Iowa State, Georgia, Florida, Florida State, Georgetown, Connecticut, Cincinnati, Clemson, Arkansas, Auburn, Boston College, Arizona State, Alabama, and Arizona.

Motorola has set a special pakages for the students who are having .edu email address. The students who are having .edu email address will get $60 discount on the phone. The pre-set colors of the phone can be changed with in the limit of the colors that are available for for student's school.

Motorola is was an American multinational company. Motorola was a telecommunication company which originally was cocenterated on wireless telecommunication . Later Motorola got a loss of 4.3 billion USD in 2007 and 2009. Motorola was then was not seen active in market. Then after the company was divided into two independent companies. One was Motorla Mobility and another Motorola Solutions in 2011.