What do you think about Motorola?
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The stock is still in a strong downward trend.\n\nIf you observe on the chart, you will notice 2 trend lines, one is still showing a strong downward trend and the other acting as a strong resistance.\n\nI suggest buying when both trend intersacts and purchase at that price, or you can drop me a mail if you require further analysis.
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Here's a press release from Verizon announcing their Freedom Value plans\n\nhttp://www.verizon-media.com/iweb/news/20051108.shtml
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Motorola  \nPEBL \nRs 10300 \n(However, the market price might be lesser. Don't know for sure)\nGo to the site below and click on MOTOROLA to see the model
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well with anything there are good and bad.\nWhat I have for 100. a month\n2000 anytime min-\nFree nights and weekend from 7pm to 7am and free from friday7pm till monday 7am\nvoice mail/call waiting/3 way/text mail\ne-mail/\nand there is no long distance charge It covers the whole USA\nAnd for that price it dont matter If im in Ohio or Califorina There is no romein charge\nSo it aint to bad. Its Cingular Wirless some have better deals some dont.\nAnd some Facts about the Phone\nIt will not make you blow up if you put gas in your gas. \nIt will not give you brain damage\neven though people say this does happen there is not enough to back it up firmly\nAlso with a Cell most are GPS this means Big brother (The goverment ) could find you if they wanted to. Any Gps system Can be found right down to your cell.\nAlso Battery talk time is about 3 to 4Hours Pending on the phone.\nAnd some areas the phone dont work that great.\nBut also alot of people Use there cell and get rid of there home phone. I was spending 120 a month+ on my home Bill I have a construction company. And I switched to the cell and dropped the home phone. I Never have went over my Min- And return Calls after 7. Plus Important calls I dont miss anymore. Alot of People call me and want to talk right there and then. Since I Switched My Company Has made more Money since I didnt lose new customers. \nBut In the end. Home phone and cell phone they both have there ups and downs. \nBut I can say 1 thing for sure. 2 Yrs ago A friend got hurt and We were at a job and I had no other way to call 911 but my cell. In the end I was told By the ER Doc If I would have drove him or waited any longer he would be dead.\nSo Cell Phones Can save your life.\nOh my God I just saw the other answers. \nDONT GET ONE YOU WILL DIE!!!!\nNo you should not use it to have a fight with the wife while drivein your car. DUh \nAnd your boss could call you---- You only give the number out to who you want to have it. \nAs long as you have common sence and im sure you do. You will be ok you will not die. You will not wake up with a tummor the size of Ohio in your head.\nAnd to anyone else who thinks this.\nEvery day we use PC watch Sat-tv listen to the radio. \nPolice use radios/cbs /Wireless net \nIf this happens 24/7 and it affects everyone unless you live in a lead house how much do you think a little cell phone is gonna do.\nAnd the gas pump. Your cell dont have that much juice- If you take your speaker wires off your speaker and touch them together you will get a spark 100 times bigger then your cell. If your car is running there is spark. \nNow I know alot of people have seen the Photo with the car on fire at the gas pump That (WAS) caused ny the cell phone.\nHas anyone ever heard of a computer and a photo program and the word Crop???? I guess what we all see we should all belive NOT
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ofcourse NOKIA  it's the best mobile company till now with the best and easiest software and great appearances i have the N70 it's great :=
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Based on what I have heard... Sirius is not the best investment choice... XM is going to wipe them out of the water within 5 years... Sirius is having a lot of issues right now.
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Nokia and Verizon wireless.  Their rates are reasonable and the phones dependable.
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i like nokia, motorola, and samsung. ericsson is good for memory capacity, but it's not as user-friendly as the rest. samsung has great quality pictures. motorola is easy to use and looks hot as hell. motorola also doesn't hang (gets f*cked) as easily as nokia or ericsson. nokia is the easiest to use, but has a fast depreciation value. figure out what's important for you, then you can properly choose which mobile to get. my boyfriend uses an LG, and i found it hard to use.
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AS for example.........\n\n\n Almost one in two people\naround the world now use their mobile device as \ntheir main camera and almost\none-third of Canadians own a mobile phone with a built-in camera. Over two\nthirds of consumers predict a music-enabled mobile will replace their MP3\nplayer and nearly half want to connect up their mobile device with their home\nelectronics. According to new research from Nokia, consumers are not only\nembracing convergence but clamouring for more of it.\n    To give Canadians exactly what they're looking for, Nokia has introduced\nthe Nokia 6682 smartphone - a handset that is classic in style, but contains a\nlong list of advanced features. From a 1.3 megapixel camera to video editing\ncapabilities, the Nokia 6682 mobile phone makes image capture, printing and\nsharing as easy as 1-2-3. The camera captures both high-quality still images\nand up to one hour of video. Video and imaging editing applications can add\nblack and white or sepia-tone effects, for example, and allows users to\ncustomize the captured content before sharing it with friends and family.\n    Built on the world's leading smartphone platform, Series 60 on the\nSymbian Operating System, the Nokia 6682 smartphone can support a large, and\never-expanding, library of fun and useful applications. Thousands of S60\napplications, offering synchronization, gaming, time management, and\nentertainment, are available for download from a wide array of websites such\nas www.handango.com.\n\n    The world's growing love affair with mobile devices\n    Multifunctional mobile devices have already replaced certain gadgets in\npeople's lives. Nearly half of respondents (44%) use their mobile device as\ntheir primary camera, with India being home to the most prolific mobile\nphotographers (68%). In Canada, households with children were more likely to\nuse a camera phone; however households without kids actually took more\npictures. When it came to sharing, 36 per cent of Canadians share their\npictures with friends and family, either by displaying them on their handset\nor sending them via Bluetooth technology.\n    Globally, seventy two per cent now don't use a separate alarm clock and\n73 per cent use their mobile as their main watch or clock.\n    When it comes to surfing the web on the move, over a third (36%) of\nrespondents are browsing on their mobile devices at least once a month.\nInevitably, Japan leads the way in mobile Internet usage with 37 per cent\nadmitting to going online on their mobile on a daily basis.\n    With an ever increasing list of features, it's not surprising that people\ncan't imagine life without a mobile. Globally, 94 per cent of survey\nrespondents plan to have a mobile in the future and over 60 per cent of\nCanadians now own a cell phone. People in Brazil love mobiles so much that 100\nper cent believe they'll own a mobile device in years to come. In fact,\nmobiles are so indispensable that over one in five (21%) would be more upset\nabout losing their mobile than their wallet, credit cards and even their\nwedding ring.\n    Canadians are also showing love for their phone as almost 40 per cent are\npersonalizing their phones by adding wallpaper or changing their ringtone.\nStudents are definitely ahead of the crowd and make up almost three-quarters\nof this group, with most personalizing their handsets at least once per month.\n\n    Recording the impact of mobile music\n    Digital music has completely re-shaped the world's music buying and\nlistening habits: the study found 67 per cent of people around the world now\ndownload a percentage of their music and 87 per cent claim their music in-take\nhas increased since owning a digital music device. Germany clocks up the most\nlistening time: 28 per cent admit to listening to 21 hours or more of music\nevery week. And what is the world listening to? Pop (35%), followed by rock\n(21%), dance (8%) and classical (7%).\n    Musi
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I bought "Mobile Phone Tools" by Motorola off of eBay.\n\nI have transferred my phone book from a V400 to my V3 Razr, added pictures for wallpaper etc.\n\nThere is no version number on the software but it says Copyright Motorola, INC 2004.\n\nIt works good.
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OK, I just saw this special on the history channel..."The History of Cell Phones"...I think his name was Howard Cooper...He worked at a phone company...i think he was the General Manager of Motorola...and his first call on a cell phone was to a rival phone company; AT&T...
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I HAVE A MOTOROLA CELL PHONE , I PAY $10.00 A MONTH TO GET ALERTS ON ALL THE GAMES. THEY EVEN HAVE COMPETITIONS...REALLY FUN!!
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Here is a good article to get you started on your own research:\n\n--------------------------------------------------\nSource: Wireless News, March 4, 2006\n\nTitle: Motorola Combines Networks and Government & Enterprise Mobility Units.\n\nText:\n"Motorola announced a reorganization of its Networks and Government & Enterprise Mobility Solutions businesses into one organization, to be called the Networks & Enterprise business. \n\n"This reorganization will allow us to strengthen our position in providing end-to-end network infrastructure solutions to private, public and enterprise customers worldwide," said Ed Zander, Chairman and CEO. "The new business also will leverage key current and next-generation technologies across those various market segments. With a more streamlined structure, Motorola will move faster, improve the cost structure of the company, including general and administrative activities, and be more effective in meeting customer needs going forward." \n\nThe company said that Greg Brown, currently president of the Government & Enterprise Mobility Solutions business, will lead the new Networks & Enterprise business and continue to report to Ed Zander. Adrian Nemcek, who has led the Networks business over the past five years, will retire from Motorola later this year. Under Nemcek's leadership, Networks, which was primarily a radio access business, is now positioned to provide in wireless broadband, wireline, professional services and next-generation core networks. Nemcek will assist Brown in the transition to the new organization until the end of the second quarter, after which he will assist Ed Zander with special initiatives. \n\nFinancial reporting for the first quarter of 2006 will be done in the current segment structure, after which the company will be reporting its results in three segments: Mobile Devices, Networks & Enterprise and Connected Home Solutions. Motorola will be providing more information on the reorganization and related expenses at a later date, the company noted in a release."\n\n----------------------------------------------------\n\nUse this decsription of Motorola's organizational structure to do further resreach. Contact you local librarian for help researching business databases for excellent information. \n\nI used the Business & Company Resource Center database. Any librarian will be happy to help you find more information.
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MOT is a great pick for 2006. Cell phones are still hot, and MOT continues to over deliver and under promise. There is a whole new wave of cell phone technology coming, hence, smart phones with music t.v. and God knows what else etc. Motorola is aware and doing everything they can to stay ahead. Furthermore, the stock is at a perfect technical level to buy right now. It is flirting with its 50 day moving average. I would buy it with a 10% stop loss and let it ride. HOGS GET SLAUGHTERD
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From the official Motorola site:\n\n"Originally founded as the Galvin Manufacturing Corporation in 1928, Motorola has come a long way since introducing its first product, the battery eliminator."
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Personally I detest it. However, I find it a necessary evil since my husband and I own our own electrical company that offers 24 hour service. We get a lot of calls on our cell phones at night since we have our land line forwarded to our cells when we are not at the office. However, we always put our phones on silent/vibrate when we are in a public place. That way we don't disturb anyone around us.
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I have a cell phone but rarely use it......I don't see anything "cool" about it. It is convenient for emergencies : that's all.