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The mobile phone division lost $418 million during the quarter, nearly 80% more than the $233 million it lost during the same period last year. Motorola only sold 27 million handsets in the first-quarter, as it saw its share of the global market fall below 10%, down from the 22% of market share it had in 2006.
When will Motorola hit the bottom? The only news from Motorola seems to be only bad news. Its going to be a long ride down before they could see any light at the end of the tunnel.
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It's natural.If u want to grab a good position then u have to compete.
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