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موتورلا شركة جبارة والارباح الاخيرة زينة والشركة صدقونى سعرها الان ممتاز جدا جدا جدا
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Motorola chosen by Serbian government for TETRA network (MOT) 15.35 : -- Update -- Co announces it has begun the deployment of a nationwide TETRA (Terrestrial Trunked Radio) network for the Serbian Ministry of Interior and the Police Force, in partnership with its Serbian distributor Vlatacom Ltd. This first phase, to be completed by the end of March 2005, will provide coverage for Belgrade, Nis and Novi-Sad as well as the important E10 highway (Corridor 10) which is the main route connecting Central Europe to the Balkans.
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Motorola focuses on Linux smartphones for 2005 - Digitimes (MOT) 15.35 : Digitimes reports Motorola is looking to introduce 8 to 10 smartphones, accounting for about 25-30% of the vendor's total handset models to be launched worldwide this year, according to Motorola Taiwan. Of the smartphone models, Linux-based devices are expected to perform well for the vendor in the smartphone mkt, said the division. Buoyed by good sales of the E680, A768i and A780 models, Motorola's smartphone sales currently exceed 10% of its total sales in China. Although Motorola sold its stake in Symbian in 2003, the vendor is constantly developing Symbian-based smartphones. In addition, Motorola's new Microsoft Windows-based smartphone, which is produced in-house, will be introduced to the mkt in the 2H05.
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Research In Motion: WSJ story discusses the takeover speculation that has swirled about RIMM of late (RIMM) 69.28 : The WSJ's "Heard on the Street" column discusses RIM, saying that Blackberry has become appetizing. With surging sales of its BlackBerry, the co has emerged as a hot tech co and a darling of Wall St., whose denizens are among the heaviest users of the gadget. RIM's subscriber count doubled in the past year to more than 2 mln, and it added 387K new subscribers in the 3 months ending in Nov alone, helped by sales of its popular phone-enabled BlackBerry. With 1.6 bn cellular-telephone users in the world, and BlackBerry accounting for just 2 mln of them, some say the co's real growth may lie ahead. "I can see them more than doubling their subscribers over the next year," and the eventual mkt for wireless corporate e-mail globally could reach 100 mln, says Terry Dimock, vice president of TAL Global Asset Mgmt. In that light article questions that is RIM ready for picking? The co's often-volatile stock shot up earlier this month when a Goldman Sachs research report noted that RIM is "the only player with a tech stronghold in the corporate arena, making it a very attractive take-out candidate
It named wireless titans Nokia (NOK) and Motorola (MOT) as potential buyers of the co in order to get into the lucrative mkt of wireless e-mail among corporate users. RIM's stock is well off its recent high of $93 in early Nov and fell sharply earlier this week on some investor concerns that competitors are coming out with devices that will compete more aggressively with the BlackBerry. UBS calls the competition concerns "unwarranted." Any sell-off of RIM shares could make it more appealing for a buyer. Microsoft has also been mentioned in past takeover talk.
اربع ساعات الوم يتداول فوق 15.63
هدف مبدئي للمضارب 16
اما المستثمر القصير الاجل فى بحر 19$
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Motorola chosen by Serbian government for TETRA network (MOT) 15.35 : -- Update -- Co announces it has begun the deployment of a nationwide TETRA (Terrestrial Trunked Radio) network for the Serbian Ministry of Interior and the Police Force, in partnership with its Serbian distributor Vlatacom Ltd. This first phase, to be completed by the end of March 2005, will provide coverage for Belgrade, Nis and Novi-Sad as well as the important E10 highway (Corridor 10) which is the main route connecting Central Europe to the Balkans.
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Motorola focuses on Linux smartphones for 2005 - Digitimes (MOT) 15.35 : Digitimes reports Motorola is looking to introduce 8 to 10 smartphones, accounting for about 25-30% of the vendor's total handset models to be launched worldwide this year, according to Motorola Taiwan. Of the smartphone models, Linux-based devices are expected to perform well for the vendor in the smartphone mkt, said the division. Buoyed by good sales of the E680, A768i and A780 models, Motorola's smartphone sales currently exceed 10% of its total sales in China. Although Motorola sold its stake in Symbian in 2003, the vendor is constantly developing Symbian-based smartphones. In addition, Motorola's new Microsoft Windows-based smartphone, which is produced in-house, will be introduced to the mkt in the 2H05.
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Research In Motion: WSJ story discusses the takeover speculation that has swirled about RIMM of late (RIMM) 69.28 : The WSJ's "Heard on the Street" column discusses RIM, saying that Blackberry has become appetizing. With surging sales of its BlackBerry, the co has emerged as a hot tech co and a darling of Wall St., whose denizens are among the heaviest users of the gadget. RIM's subscriber count doubled in the past year to more than 2 mln, and it added 387K new subscribers in the 3 months ending in Nov alone, helped by sales of its popular phone-enabled BlackBerry. With 1.6 bn cellular-telephone users in the world, and BlackBerry accounting for just 2 mln of them, some say the co's real growth may lie ahead. "I can see them more than doubling their subscribers over the next year," and the eventual mkt for wireless corporate e-mail globally could reach 100 mln, says Terry Dimock, vice president of TAL Global Asset Mgmt. In that light article questions that is RIM ready for picking? The co's often-volatile stock shot up earlier this month when a Goldman Sachs research report noted that RIM is "the only player with a tech stronghold in the corporate arena, making it a very attractive take-out candidate
It named wireless titans Nokia (NOK) and Motorola (MOT) as potential buyers of the co in order to get into the lucrative mkt of wireless e-mail among corporate users. RIM's stock is well off its recent high of $93 in early Nov and fell sharply earlier this week on some investor concerns that competitors are coming out with devices that will compete more aggressively with the BlackBerry. UBS calls the competition concerns "unwarranted." Any sell-off of RIM shares could make it more appealing for a buyer. Microsoft has also been mentioned in past takeover talk.
اربع ساعات الوم يتداول فوق 15.63
