The numbers are not expected to be pretty, but will the handset leader’s first-quarter performance signal the end of the slump?
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Asian component suppliers say phone makers have burned through their inventories and are ordering new parts, but is that a sign of a recovery?
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No. 1 handset maker forecasts lower market share in the third quarter; shares of Motorola, Ericsson, Qualcomm also fall.
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Nokia leads crush of hardware makers building factories on the subcontinent.
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TI chips could bring sub-$30 handsets worldwide.
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Electronics giant gives millions to former employees at failing Taiwanese mobile company.
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Phone market to hit $250 billion by 2011; players tolerant of in-game advertising; hard drive industry breaks records.
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Companies formalize venture to jointly develop mobile phones, content for Japan.
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British researchers find no evidence that cell phones increase the risk of a cancer located near where you hold a handset.
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Handset design house Cellon stays close to the action in the world’s biggest mobile market.
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South Korea’s electronics giant posts a 52 percent drop in profits due to oversupply.
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As the handset market looks to emerging markets, Motorola raises its bet on India.
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After its second earnings warning of the quarter, Motorola is in a tailspin. It may be time for some drastic measures.
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