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Keyssa Provides 'Kiss Connectivity' Technology to Lenovo Moto Series Smartphones
'Moto Z' and 'Moto Z Force' Smartphones Expected to Reinvent Mobile Computing
Keyssa announced that its innovative 'Kiss Connectivity' technology has been integrated into Lenovo's newly unveiled 'Moto Z' and 'Moto Z Force' smartphones.
'Kiss Connectivity' is an innovative low-power contactless technology that transmits data between devices at speeds up to 6Gbps without mechanical connectors. Leveraging Keyssa's technology, Lenovo can transform smartphones into full-fledged PCs.

<Lenovo Moto Z Smartphone>
Lenovo first unveiled the Moto Z and Moto Z Force at Lenovo Tech World 2016, held in San Francisco, USA on the 9th. Additionally, Lenovo introduced a new technology concept called 'OneCompute'.
OneCompute technology enables connector-free data transmission between devices and docks through Keyssa's Kiss Connectivity and 'Qi' wireless charging technology. This allows smartphones to be connected with monitors, keyboards, and other peripherals to function as complete computers.
Eric Almgren, CEO of Keyssa, stated, "We are delighted with the remarkable achievement Lenovo has accomplished. Mobile devices are becoming central to everything in our daily lives. Lenovo's innovative new Moto series smartphones and OneCompute technology are expected to enable users to experience next-generation computing by adding perfect PC functionality to smartphones."
Keyssa announced that its innovative 'Kiss Connectivity' technology has been integrated into Lenovo's newly unveiled 'Moto Z' and 'Moto Z Force' smartphones.
'Kiss Connectivity' is an innovative low-power contactless technology that transmits data between devices at speeds up to 6Gbps without mechanical connectors. Leveraging Keyssa's technology, Lenovo can transform smartphones into full-fledged PCs.
<Lenovo Moto Z Smartphone>
Lenovo first unveiled the Moto Z and Moto Z Force at Lenovo Tech World 2016, held in San Francisco, USA on the 9th. Additionally, Lenovo introduced a new technology concept called 'OneCompute'.
OneCompute technology enables connector-free data transmission between devices and docks through Keyssa's Kiss Connectivity and 'Qi' wireless charging technology. This allows smartphones to be connected with monitors, keyboards, and other peripherals to function as complete computers.
Eric Almgren, CEO of Keyssa, stated, "We are delighted with the remarkable achievement Lenovo has accomplished. Mobile devices are becoming central to everything in our daily lives. Lenovo's innovative new Moto series smartphones and OneCompute technology are expected to enable users to experience next-generation computing by adding perfect PC functionality to smartphones."
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