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Story: Motorola may spin off mobile-phone unit

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Posted by: kevinw25 (Friday 1 February 2008, 10:30 AM)

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Motorola Will shut down ther phone unit

yea thats absolutely correct even i read same information at htttp://www.mobilephoneshopuk.net/blog . Moto is not making good profits in there segment because till now they have given only 1 major hit phone which is moto razr except that none of there other mobile have performed so well. Moreover they r also facing tough competition from Nokia and samsung. lets c what will happen in future

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