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Motorola, one of the dominant names in mobile handsets throughout much of the 1990s and 2000s. However, as technologies evolved and financial markets crashed, much of Motorola's fortunes were erased. With the split over the choice of cell phones, there is also much split in between the investors betting on Motorola company. Now even the company is about to split into two,Motorola Mobility and Motorola Solutions. Motorola Mobility, focused on its consumer business, and Motorola Solutions, its professional business. Motorola Mobility will focus on its cell phones and cable set-top boxes businesses, and Motorola Solutions will sell its police radios, barcode scanners and related technologies. The third division of Motorola, which produces network equipment for cell phone companies, won't be included in the split, and will be sold to Nokia-Siemens Networks, a Finnish-German joint venture.
For now the two companies are relatively safe for investment, though Solutions is much safer bet. .The company's Android handsets have helped it stay relevant in the smartphone marketplace. Buy MOT $4
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iphone sales are become the hotcakes in India where each set in Grey market has been sold in Rs 32000 approx and in the first week after the commercial launch each Indian market was taking about 40-50pcs and same as consumers. i-phones irrespective of the price tag witnessed its huge fans. APPLE APPEARS UNSTOPPABLE
better-than-expected iPhone sales, Apple blew away Wall Street revenue and profit estimates. Analysts last week pushed up their price targets, and many envision the stock hitting $300 or higher. Apple is within striking distance of stealing Microsoft's title as the highest market-cap tech company.
MICROSOFT, IN CONTRAST, IS AN unappreciated gem that is set up for a big, big second half. The company (MSFT) is on a serious new-product roll. As Thursday's March-quarter results demonstrated, Windows 7 continues to sell like crazy, with revenue from the total Windows business up 29% in the quarter, growing even faster than PC sales, which rose 25%. The company indicated the much-anticipated corporate PC refresh cycle is under way, with corporate PC units up 14%.
Nokia is cutting costs to keep up. There are reports it has pushed out the debut of a pending update of its flagship Symbian OS. And it isn't just Nokia: Cellphone chip-maker Qualcomm (QCOM) got whacked last week on guidance that left the Street pining for more growth. On the carrier side, Verizon (VZ) and AT&T (T) reported disappointing post-paid customer net adds.
better-than-expected iPhone sales, Apple blew away Wall Street revenue and profit estimates. Analysts last week pushed up their price targets, and many envision the stock hitting $300 or higher. Apple is within striking distance of stealing Microsoft's title as the highest market-cap tech company.
MICROSOFT, IN CONTRAST, IS AN unappreciated gem that is set up for a big, big second half. The company (MSFT) is on a serious new-product roll. As Thursday's March-quarter results demonstrated, Windows 7 continues to sell like crazy, with revenue from the total Windows business up 29% in the quarter, growing even faster than PC sales, which rose 25%. The company indicated the much-anticipated corporate PC refresh cycle is under way, with corporate PC units up 14%.
Nokia is cutting costs to keep up. There are reports it has pushed out the debut of a pending update of its flagship Symbian OS. And it isn't just Nokia: Cellphone chip-maker Qualcomm (QCOM) got whacked last week on guidance that left the Street pining for more growth. On the carrier side, Verizon (VZ) and AT&T (T) reported disappointing post-paid customer net adds.
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