Motorola has been sold to Lenovo, the PC manufacturer that bought IBM's ThinkPad, and I think later on the IBM Desktop products, and maybe buying the IBM Server line. Respectable company, but will they take care of the current line of products, as they transition to their own design concepts? But the current line is sweet, and the O/S flies! ! Who knows. HTC has been doing Android flagship products for awhile, but has lackluster marketing that does it's product line no justice, therefore not much increase in market share. Great products from HTC, however. Samsung is maturing, but they throw everything into these products, and features get convoluted. It appears they are aware of this, and making changes with the new S5 coming as in less bloatware, huge camera upgrade, but not much performance wise (micro updating is Apple's forte, I thought, lol). Don't forget LG G2. But LG never had a flagship product like the G2, but handled it very well. Great reviews, and was number one on many product of the year lists. But will they support it well? Really, all phones are a risk. And every vendor has an upgrade coming soon, Samsung S5, LG G2 follow-on, and HTC One follow-on. Motorola on hold till it gets final sale to Lenovo? Who knows, but I have not read of any new releases coming soon. You may want to wait till the next wave of products.