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The article presents a case study that details the marketing mix used by Motorola, global broadband and wireless communications technologies leader, for the creation of its products in Chicago, Illinois. It offers information on the 4Ps of marketing mix used by the company. Moreover, the efforts initiated by Motorola to met the changing needs of consumers.

The article profiles Motorola Inc., a telecommunications company based in Schaumburg, Illinois, which provides technologies, products and services for a broad range of mobile solutions. Key facts about the company are offered including major products and services, number of employees and turnover. A business analysis of the firm focusing on its strengths, weakness, opportunities for improvement and threats (SWOT) is presented.

The article profiles Motorola Inc., provider of products and services for a broad range of mobile solutions which have entered to a settlement and license agreement with Research in Motion Ltd. ending litigation. It provides Motorola's business description which include operation through reportable business segments namely mobile devices, home and networks mobility. Details regarding the company's key facts and its strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats (SWOT) analysis is discussed.

The article offers news briefs related to telecommunication in the U.S. Ace Technologies and Ace & Partners have completed the acquisition of the Axis Network technology. Motorola Inc. is introducing two new managed services, which are the Managed Infrastructure Service and the Managed Device Service. The Defense Information Systems Agency is selecting Telcordia IP Assure product in adressing secuirty, availability, and regulatory compliance issues.

The article offers information on Motorola Inc. As stated, the company builds and markets products, services and applications that make simple and seamless connections to people and embedded systems and wireless networks. The company offers wireless handsets, wireless accessories, digital entertainment devices and enterprise mobility products. The company also operates in the U.S., China, Great Britain, Germany, Israel and Singapore.

The article presents a financial performance and analysis on Motorola Inc. The company's mobile device is said to have decreased to $2.35 billion along with the 5% decline for its networks and mobility revenue. Meanwhile, the company is believed to have a strong brand image, highlighting its continuous strengthening of its brand equity through different marketing campaigns. In addition, the author cites the company's having ranked among the top 10 international brands.

The article offers news briefs related to telecommunication industry. eOn Communications Corp. has set up an agreement and plan of merger to acquire the Cortelco Systems Inc. for $11 million. Telenity, a provider of converged services platforms and applications for communication networks, has launched a new suite of integrated call management services that enables communication between different environments. Motorola Inc. has signed a contract with MTN Uganda to improve its network performance.

The article offers news briefs related to telecommunication industry. Information security solutions provider SafeNet Inc. has launched its SafeBDF carrier-grade generic bootstrapping architecture solution for mobile user authentication. Motorola Inc. has announced enhancements to its on-demand portfolio that leverage adaptive media management. Satellite operator SES Astra has established a new broadband company to develop and roll-out a two-way high-speed Internet service Astra2Connect.

The article offers global business-related news briefs. Interactive entertainment software provider Electronic Arts Inc. has acquired exclusive rights to distribute selected products of videogame developer Eidos Interactive Ltd. Spanish operator Telefonica SA, has purchased the remaining 55.1 percent stocks of Compania de Telecomunicaciones de Chile (CTC) for $985 million. Motoroloa Inc. was contracted to provide Internet protocol networks in three Indian international airports.

The article offers several developments related to the worldwide telecommunications industry in 2008. Telecommunication companies in Asia are keen to work with Motorola Inc.'s mobile phones unit. Nokia claimed that it has paid Qualcomm Inc. around $1 billion over 15 years for its mobile technology patent rights. Toktumi has launched its beta phone service to the public.

The article offers world news briefs related to energy industry. The Scottish Executive has approved an application to build a decarbonized fuel plant in Peterhead, Scotland. Spanish utility Endesa SA has signed an agreement with Motorola Inc. to expand and upgrade the remote monitoring system of its power networks. Australian utility AGL Energy has increased its power generation capacity by 60 percent.

The article offers global news briefs related to technology. Dell opened its second plant in Brazil, where it will make notebooks and desktops. Shares in Nokia rose to record levels as the world's largest mobile handset manufacturer claimed market share gains made at the expense of its biggest competitor Motorola. Advanced Micro Devices released details about its forthcoming mobile chip platform, called Puma.

The article profiles Motorola Inc., a leading communications company which provides mobility products. The company's shares have increased 5.13% in March 2007, adding $2.2 billion value to the firm. The firm's shareholder activist Carl Icahn has targeted Time Warner Inc. and urges that it should split into four companies. Moreover, Motorola is a manufacturer of wireless handsets, and it operates in the U.S., Europe, Asia Pacific, Latin America, and the Middle East.

The article presents a corporate profile of Motorola Inc., a leading communications company providing seamless end-to-end mobility products. The shares of the company have climbed to 5.13 percent in March 2007 as shareholder activist Carl Icahn is seeking election to the board. The strong market position of the company has increased its bargaining power and helps it in competing with regional players.

The article presents news briefs related to the telecommunication industry. Motorola Inc. has introduced a news service for its mobile phones. With the help of this service, iRadio network listeners can customize their news by choosing from a selection of local, national and international news reports. The vacant post of the head of the European region of Vodafone Group PLC has been filled by the company. The post was lying vacant since former head Bill Morrow had left the company in July 2006.

The article offers world news briefs. Electronic-pay Asia's joint venture electronic-pay Pakistan has signed an agreement with Pakistan Ufone to promote and enable the use of electronic top up for pre-pay mobile phones. Motorola Inc. has posted a 48 percent rise in profit as its new Razr and Q phones flew off retailers' shelves. BEA Systems Inc. has announced a partnership with Voxpilot Ltd.

The article presents news briefs related to various business enterprises. Due to the failure of the French administration to collect taxes from France Telecom SA, the European Commission has declared its decision to take legal action against France. A 48% rise in profit has been posted by Motorola Inc. following the rollout of its new Razr and Q phones. A partnership with Voxpilot Ltd. has been declared by BEA Systems Inc.

The article presents news briefs related to the telecommunications industry compiled as of June 2006. The profits of mobile telephone chipmaker Texas Instruments Inc. has increased by 42 percent in the first quarter. Motorola Inc. is in talks with Siemen AG about the acquisition of its loss-making Information and Communications unit.

The article reports that Motorola Inc. has reported a profit for the third quarter of the year 2005. During this quarter, the demand for its mobile phones showed no sign of letting up. The mobile devices business saw sales of $5.6 billion, up 41 percent on a year ago, the company's best performance to date. Motorola is a global provider of wireless, broadband and automotive communications technologies and embedded electronic products. It also develops, manufactures and markets public and enterprise wireless infrastructure communication systems.

The article profiles the company Motorola Inc. Motorola is a global company involved in wireless, broadband and automotive communication technologies. The company's major units are present in Libertyville, Illinois; Plantation, Florida; Flensburg, Germany; Tianjin, China; Singapore; Jaguariuna, Brazil; and Seoul, Korea. Motorola operates a number of businesses across different sectors. Motorola is a forerunner in technological and design innovations. 9% of the company's revenue, amounting to $3.1 billion, was spent on research and development in 2004.

The article focuses on the performance of Nokia Corp. Nokia is involved in three business groups and those are mobile phones, networks and the ventures organization. Nokia is a strong brand. Nokia has launched a number of new handsets recently with a variety of new technologies like Javascript, photo messaging and bluetooth. Nokia is world's number one mobile phone company. But, Nokia has not a good reputation in the enterprise or business sector of the handset market. Nokia also faces strong industry rivals such as Motorola Inc., Siemens AG and Samsung Inc.

This article reports on several developments from the telecommunications industry. Cisco Systems Inc. is paying $200 million in cash and options for P-Cube, a privately held company that has developed IP service control platforms for wireline and mobile networks. Motorola Inc.'s new smart phones for NTT DoCoMo's Foma service will be powered by Symbian's operating system. The devices, which are set to reach the market next spring, are also the first announced to feature WiFi access alongside 3G. Hutchison Telecommunications International Ltd., a Hong Kong-based carrier that offers fixed and mobile services in the Far East, is planning to raise $100 million in an IPO on the New York stock exchange .

Reports global developments telecommunication industry as of February 2003. Prediction of a turnaround in the fortunes of handset manufacturers in 2003 by Motorola Inc.; Expansion plans of BT Group; Amount of stake of Vodafone in Verizon Wireless.

Presents news concerning the mobile communications industry as of February 2003. Expected profit of Motorola Inc. for the year; Allegations that Vodafone Group PLC is planning to offload the company's stake in Verizon Wireless Inc.; Expected loss of BT Group PLC.

Motorola has successfully tested its latest and most popular smartphone models on 3350 to 3400 MHz spectrum bands on Vi 5G network [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

All Jio users using Motorola devices will be able to access truly unlimited 5G internet [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

All Jio users using Motorola devices will be able to access truly unlimited 5G internet [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article offers world news briefs related to telecommunication industry. Nokia Corp. announces that it will start its mobile device users access to Windows Live services of Microsoft Corp. Motorola Inc. has sued Aruba Networks Inc. for an alleged patent infringement. Sprint Nextel Corp. is planning for the launching of its WiMAX service by the end of 2007.

The article offers world news briefs related to telecommunication industry. Nokia Corp. and Microsoft Corp. have announced the start of the former's mobile device users access to Windows Live services, a web site developed by Microsoft. Meanwhile, Motorola Inc. has sued Aruba Networks Inc. for an alleged patent infringement. Sprint Nextel Corp. is planning to launch its WiMAX service by the end of 2007.

The article offers world news briefs. The European Commission has announced that it will take action against France for failure to collect back taxes from France Telecom Inc. Motorola Inc. has reported a rise in profit with a 48 percent increase. Bharti Airtel in India has tapped International Business Machines Corp. to develop and manage a delivery platform for its new customer service offerings.

The article presents information on the telecommunication industry across the world. Owing to the failure of the French administration to collect back taxes from France Telecom SA, the European Commission has declared that it would take legal action against France. Price controls for line rentals and telephone calls on BT Group PLC will be removed by Great Britain administration. A rise in profit has been reported by Motorola Inc. following the introduction of its new Razr and Q phones.

The article reports on the alliance formed by Nokia Corp., Motorola Inc., Intel Corp.. Modeo and Texas Instruments Inc. to promote the development of digital video broadcasting handheld, as the standard technology for broadcasting television on mobile phones in North America. One of the advantages of the technology is that it bypasses mobile networks. This gives users the opportunity to access the same broadcast in addition to receiving live television programming on their phones. The users would also benefit from on-demand and interactive programs which utilize the network.

The article presents news related to the telecommunication industry as of September 2005. France Telecom SA has hit the headlines this month after revealing that it is considering making a bid for the Spanish mobile operator Amena Movil, which has an estimated market value of $10.79 billion. Former Spanish incumbent Telefonica SA has entered into a strategic alliance with Hong Kong-based China Netcom Group Corp. in order to take advantage of telecommunications opportunities in the massive Chinese market. An alliance between Motorola Inc. and Cisco will see the two companies co-develop a dual-mode mobile phone. Motorola and Cisco Systems Inc. have revealed that they were together working on a WiFi Internet Protocol cell phone, slated for release early in 2006.

Reports developments in the telecommunication industry as of May 2004. Sale of the shares of Psion PLC in Symbian PLC to Nokia Corp.; Merger between WorldQuest Networks Inc. and Ntera Holdings Inc.; Launch of the E680 handset of Motorola Inc.

Reports developments related to the telecommunications industry as of November 2003. Increase in the corporate profit of MCI Telecommunications Corp.; Acquisition of the Motorola Inc. stock in mobile operating system developer Symbian Ltd. by Nokia Corp. and Psion PLC; Introduction of mobile working services package by BT Group PLC.

Reports global developments related to cellular telephone industry as of March 2003. Prediction of NTT DoCoMo Inc. on the support of Europe for mobile operators; Sale of Dutch operator by mmO2 PLC; Release of the fourth quarter results of Motorola Inc.