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@Hallo Motorolens !!

Ich habe überall nach einer Gewinnwarnung von Motorola gesucht aber nichts gefunden.
Warum wurde eigentlich nichts über das Gespräch mit der Credit Swiss First Boston berichtet?
Da muß doch irgendetwas passiert sein oder? Selbst Markus Koch von n-tv hat ein solches Meeting angekündigt!Komisch ist das schon?.Anders kann ich mir diesen monströsen Abschlag gestern in New York nicht erklären.Bei einem solch ausgebombten Wert wie Motorola nochmal 1.50$ Verlust?
Gestern habe ich schon ernsthaft überlegt alle Motten aus dem Depo zu werfen.Nachdem ich eine Nacht darüber geschlafen hatte sieht die Sache anders aus.Dieses Fiasko werde ich durchstehen.Nächste Woche werde ich noch viel verrücktere Dinge tun z.b. nochmal Motorola-Shares nachkaufen und somit mein Depo verbilligen.Was Mot gestern passierte kann morgen auch anderen Techwerten geschehen oder? So viel tiefer kann es nun nicht mehr gehen.Motorola hat vom All-Time-High nun schon fast 70%abgegeben.Warum weiß nur der liebe Gott?.Immerhin macht Motorola jedes Jahr fette Gewinne und ist in einigen Zukunftssparten fantastisch positioniert.Mot ist doch keine Metabox.Hier liegen über viele Jahre fette Verträge vor die einiges erwarten lassen (z.b.Telematik).
Am Montag werde ich nochmals nachlegen und dann werde ich ruhig wie die Spinx dasitzen und erstmal ein halbes Jahr warten was geschieht.Auß diesem Wert lasse ich mich nicht rausdrängen.Im nächsten Jahr wird die Telematik zu einem ernsten Thema werden und dann wird der Name Motorola immer öffters genannt werden.Motorola ist nämlich nachweislich in Teilbereichen jetzt schon Weltmarktführer und hat eine Masse an Verträgen mit einigen der größten Autoherstellern der Welt.Motorola ist der einzige Chiphersteller im Lin-Konsortium.Warum wohl?Motorola gibt dort den Standard vor.Ihr wißt doch was das für die Zukunft bedeutet? In den nächsten Jahren werden dort Milliarden von Dollar verdient werden.
Ich könnte noch viel mehr Schreiben aber was über Motorola noch zu sagen ist steht alles hier am Board.Auch ich kann dies alles nicht verstehen,aber ich glaube an diese Firma, Kurs hin oder her.
Jetzt noch auszusteigen macht keinen Sinn mehr.Der Markt hat zwar immer Recht, aber nur für den Moment.Was Morgen ist weiß nämlich keiner genau.Also besteht eine berechtige Hoffnung auf Besserung für den Motorola-Shareholder!!
Wenn jemand erklären kann warum Mot gestern in New York so abgestraft wurde soll er sich bitte melden!!Der Kursverlust gestern macht mir nicht so viel aus,aber ich möchte gerne wissen warum momentan niemand mehr Motorola-Aktien haben möchte.Wenn ich nicht nachweisen könnte das auf
meiner Kauforder die WKN 853936 stehen würde, könnte ich glatt glauben das ich eine Infomatek oder eine Metabox gekauft habe.Ich habe ja schon viel erlebt an der Börse, aber das ein Bluechip der gute Gewinne macht so übel abgestraft wird kann ich wirklich nicht mehr nachvollziehen!

Ich wünsche trotz allem jedem Motorola-Aktionär ein schönes Wochenende.Auch ich bin tief enttäuscht aber ich weiß welche Aktie ich gekauft habe.In einem halben Jahr werde ich ja sehen ob ich falsch oder richtig gelegen habe oder?

Es gibt immer ein Morgen, selbst an der New Yorker Börse !!

Börsenratte :d:

[Allmi]

@Börsenratte

Ich kann Dich trösten.
Was momentan passiert, ist nicht mehr zu erklären.
Ich habe nur eine Erklärung: Die Fonds verkaufen, weil Geld
abgezogen wird und wollen ihre Bilanz bereinigen oder so.
Charts, Fundamentales ist momentan egal.
Also kann man momentan nur nachkaufen (Fundamentals).
Irgendawann müssen die Fonds wieder kaufen, oder legen die
jetzt alles aufs Sparbuch.
Also: jeden Tag, an dem es billiger wird, bekommt man fürs
gleiche Geld mehr. Ist doch toll. Fast wie Winterschluß.

Bis die Tage

Allmi

[Rainolaus]

Chase H&Q


Motorola kaufen Datum : 28.11.2000
Zeit :14:30


Die Analysten des Investmenthauses Chase H&Q stufen die Aktie von Motorola
(WKN 853936) weiterhin auf „Buy“ ein.
Nach Einschätzung der Wertpapierexperten wird der
Mobilfunk-Technologiekonzern am 28.11.2000 auf einem Investorentreffen
einen verhaltenen positiven Ausblick geben können. Dies dürfte zu keiner
Kursrallye des Papiers führen.

Als einer der Marktführer im Mobilfunksektor decke das Unternehmen mit
seiner Angebotspalette ein weites Spektrum in dieser Sparte ab. Mit seiner
Handyproduktion nehme der US-Konzern weltweit den zweiten Platz nach Nokia
ein. Mit einem Marktanteil von 14 Prozent sei man zudem zweitgrößter
Hersteller von Netzinfrastruktur. Im Chipsektor nehme die Gesellschaft
global den dritten Platz ein.

Der NYSE-Titel könne dem Investor nach wie vor zum Kauf empfohlen werden.
Das Kursziel betrage 50 USD.

Agentur : Aktiencheck.de



Berliner Börsenbrief


Motorola kaufen Datum : 28.11.2000
Zeit :08:45


Die Wertpapierspezialisten des Berliner Börsenbriefes halten die Aktie der
Motorola Incorporation (WKN 853936) für ein aussichtsreiches Investment.
Der Aktie des Halbleiter- und Mobiltelefonproduzenten habe einen
ausgeprägten Boden ausgebildet. Nach den schweren Kursverlusten werde das
Papier nur noch mit einem KGV von 22 und einem KUV von 1,2 bewertet.

Die Gewinnerwartungen seitens des Marktes wären bereits massiv gesenkt
worden und sollte den Aktienkurs nun nicht mehr länger belasten.

Auf dem aktuellen Niveau sollte der Anleger sich einige Stücke ins Depot
legen und die Position mit einem Stopkurs von 23 Euro absichern, so die
Analystenempfehlung.




NewTec-Investor


Motorola über 32 Euro kaufen Datum : 29.11.2000
Zeit :11:52


Die Analysten vom „NewTec-Investor“ sind der Meinung, das ein
2001er KGV von 19 die Aktie von Motorola (WKN 853936) nach ihrem langen
Abstieg jetzt recht günstig bewertet.
Die Aktie habe bei 24/25 Euro einen Boden ausgebildet und nach Überwinden
der Baisselinie knapp über 30 Euro werde der Weg bis zunächst 42 Euro
frei. Es werde daher empfohlen, die Aktie nach einem nachhaltigen
Trendbruch über 32 Euro zu kaufen. Ein Stoppkurs solle bei 24 Euro gesetzt
werden.

Agentur : Aktiencheck.de

[DerSchaetzer]

@All

Ich mache mir keine Sorgen um Motorola.
Ich denke aber dies hängt mit Intel usw. zusammen.
Ich glaube auch nicht das Motorola ein fallendes Messer ist.

Was wollen die den noch runter Bomben. Ist doch nichts mehr da. Also geht man hin, verkauft was das Zeug hält. Der Kurs gibt nach, und danach wird wieder kräftig gekauft.
Schon haben wir wieder eine Rallye und alle steigen schön wieder ein.
Sorry, ohne mich.
Ich behalte meine. Ich habe Anteile an einer Firma gekauft, und nicht den Aktienkurs.
Es würde mich zwar freun wenn Motorola wieder steigen würde, aber warten wir mal ab.
Meistens kommt nach so einen Ausverkauf eine gute Meldung.
Ich bin am suchen und habe auch schon einiges dazu gefunden.

Gruß der Schaetzer

PS.: Ich kaufe am Montag nochmals nach.

[4rolando]

vielleicht war es folgende meldung ?
das nimmt schon einiges von der "Phantasie".
und bei einem kgv von ca. 30 ist immer noch
Phantasie drin.

ciao
roland

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12/01 06:17 FEATURE-Tech firms that made TVs smart are set to lose edge


By Lucas van Grinsven and Jana Sanchez

LONDON/AMSTERDAM, Nov 30 (Reuters) - The TV set is rapidly becoming the smartest device in the home after a decade of false starts, and a host of technology companies is eager to cash in.

But will these firms turn the promise into profits?

Technology companies may have made smart TV possible, but they could have drawn the short straw, specialists said.

Chips and software run a big risk of becoming commodities, while the most valuable assets sit with network operators and the producers of movies, sports and television shows.

Technology companies are the first to acknowledge that the smart TV industry is very different from the PC era in which microprocessors and software makers ruled unrivalled.

Germany`s set-top box maker Grundig [GRNG.UL] put it very clearly when it told a set-top box conference in London this week that it is "at the bottom of the food chain".

"We get squeezed all the time," said Martyn Gough, director of Digital Strategy at Grundig.

Others agree, such as Dan Sutorius, marketing director of Motorola`s <MOT.N> set-top box unit. "Content is king," he said.

Ironically, smart TV has only been made possible by the technology companies which have delivered powerful chips, superfast fibre optic data networks and vast computer memory.


TECHNOLOGY ADVANCES MADE TELEVISIONS SMART

Experiments with smart television started as early as 1990 in the U.S., but failed because of huge costs and technology constraints. Until recently, the set-top box, a computer which sits atop the television, served only to receive and unscramble the cable or satellite television signal.

But computer technology has made leaps in the past 10 years, with computer memory and microprocessors almost halving in price every year, meaning that operators can give away cheap set-top boxes that will turn any tube into a computer.

Consumers can then surf the Internet, send e-mail or shop in electronic malls. Set top-boxes will let viewers store shows, fast-forward, skip ads, order movies and play games.

Smart television has such potential that cable networks, terrestrial television network providers and satellite TV companies are each investing hundreds of millions of euros.

Very soon they will be joined by operators who will offer smart TV over supercharged copper telephone wires, a technology known as Digital Subscriber Line (DSL). British Sky Broadcasting <BSY.L>, already a European powerhouse in satellite TV, was reported this week to be preparing to launch DSL early in 2001.

These operators, such as pan-European cable operator UPC <UPEC.AS>, France`s Canal Plus <CNLP.PA>, Britain`s ONDigital <CCM.L><GME.L> are best placed to reap the rewards from their investments, said analyst David Mercer at Strategy Analytics. "If the companies that control the networks don`t make money, no one is going to make money," he said.

Adrian Dowle of C-Cube <CUBE.O>, a chip producer for set-top boxes, agrees "only the content providers will be making money. The rest are screwed because these boxes have to be offered for free to consumers, meaning the technology has to be cheap."

TECHNOLOGY COMPANIES FIGHT FOR SLICE OF CAKE

But technology companies claim they can still make decent returns in the next few years by adding features and tailoring to complex networks which have not been standardised yet.

With only about 25 million out of the total one billion television households using digital interactive TV services worldwide, the market is still in its infancy.

But which technology providers will benefit most is unclear, Jack Myers of Myers Reports said. "There are so many competitors and so much confusion, it`s difficult to assess the likely outcome and winners," he said.

In chips for instance, IBM told Reuters this week it is confident it can grab a 35 percent market share for key set-top box microprocessors by late 2003, from its current 10 percent.

It will steal share from established players such as ST Microelectronics <STM.PA>, because the industry is making a transition from simple decoders to complex digital boxes which need to be upgraded instantly.

In set-top boxes, the two U.S. leaders, Scientific-Atlanta <SFA.N> and Motorola, add value by selling end-to-end solutions.

This situation is different in Europe where market leaders Pace <PIC.L>, Philips <PHG.AS> and Nokia <NOK1V.HE> fight for orders with a dozen rivals and face continued stiff competition.


NOT ANOTHER MICROSOFT

Then there`s software. Analysts are struggling to predict which middleware -- the software that builds the framework inside a set-top box -- will dominate.

ING Barings analyst Spencer Wang, says predicting the eventual winner is too difficult this early in the game.

"I see consolidation coming. You will probably have two to three major players out of the current five or six," he said.

"OpenTV <OPTV.O> is clearly the market share leader. Liberate <LBRT.O> has deployed about 400,000 boxes. Microsoft <MSFT.O> is playing catch-up," Wang said.

Market leader OpenTV <OPTV.AS>, with an installed base of 11 million boxes, has locked in the big satellite TV operators, but more complex software may be needed for true interactive TV.

Microsoft, used to the luxury of a virtual monopoly in PC software, has commitments from cable operators for about 15 million boxes, but faces big delays in rolling out software to UPC <UPEC.AS> and U.S.-based AT&T <T.N>.

"There are a lot of barriers to Microsoft getting a foothold in this market," said Gartner Group analyst Paul O`Donovan. Operators and consumer electronics makers fear Microsoft, because it would limit choice.

This plays into the hands of Liberate which recently struck a deal with America Online <AOL.N> that added to its clout.

European players, including CanalPlus Technologies, Rupert Murdoch`s NDS <NNDS.ED>, but also PowerTV <SFA.N>, are seen as less likely to prevail. PowerTV, the software division of set-top box maker Scientific Atlanta is seen as too close to its parent company to sell to other hardware makers, analysts said.

There is also a host of applications that sit on top of this middleware. Because of the fragmented nature of the market, operators can shop around for cheap yet exclusive services.

"It`s a highly fragmented market. Competitive operators want exclusivity and don`t need inter-operability," said Guy Bisson, editor of market research journal Screen Digest. (additional reporting by Scott Hillis in Seattle)

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Motorola says sees US$50 billion 3G market in Asia
HONG KONG, Dec 4 (Reuters) - Telecommunications equipment and chip maker Motorola Inc. (NYSE:MOT - news) said on Monday that it is talking to wireless carriers throughout Asia to sell its network systems for high-speed third generation (3G) wireless services.
Bo Hedfors, President of Motorola`s network systems segment, which builds the equipment running wireless communications systems, told Reuters the opportunities presented by 3G services would create a US$50 billion market in Asia over the next four years.
``The business model for 3G is valuable,`` Hedfors said in an interview, ``We value the total 3G market globally as being US$200 billion, US$112 billion will be in Europe, and about US$50 billion is in Asia.``
Hedfors said that Motorola was talking to carriers in Hong Kong, China, Singapore, Thailand, as well as Australia.
Although he declined to comment on where those discussions were heading, he said: ``China is going to be aggressive in building 3G-type services.``
As the global wireless market moves toward 3G services, which offer faster connections capable of carrying video and CD-quality sound, carriers will have to upgrade their systems using technology offered by companies like Motorola and Japan`s NEC Corp. .
The high price of upgrading, plus the added burden of paying for government licences in some countries, have weighed on telecoms stocks worldwide in the second half of this year.
Hedfors said that Motorola, which is the world`s number two manufacturer of cellular phone handsets, was in a strong position to offer both network and handset services as 3G technology begins deployment in 2001.
Hedfors said that 3G systems installation would begin in Europe in the second quarter of 2001.
Motorola`s network systems business is expected to grow by as much as 25 percent in the current business year, the company said earlier this year.
Shares of Motorola closed at US$18.56 trade on Friday on the New York Stock Exchange, less than a third of its split-adjusted peak of US$62.56 set in March.
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Motorola Licenses ARM Architectural Families and Implementations to Expand DigitalDNA Embedded Processor Portfolio
CAMBRIDGE, UK and AUSTIN, Texas--(BUSINESS WIRE)--December 4, 2000--ARM (Nasdaq:ARMHY - news; LSE:ARM); and Motorola (NYSE:MOT - news) today announced they have signed a licensing agreement expanding Motorola`s industry leading DigitalDNA(TM) embedded processor portfolio from its Semiconductor Products Sector to include the ARM microprocessor families and implementations.
Under terms of the agreement, the ARM product line will join Motorola`s PowerPC(TM), M-CORE(TM) and ColdFire® families of 32-bit embedded processors. With this addition, Motorola enables customers to leverage ARM`s extensive software and tools portfolios together with Motorola`s systems and wireless expertise in the development of total systems solutions.
``We are responding to customers` needs by enabling them to maximize their investments in ARM core-based software systems, applications and tools while being served by the world`s number one embedded solutions provider,`` said Fred Shlapak, president of Motorola`s Semiconductor Products Sector. ``Each of Motorola`s processor families is a successful industry standard that will continue to be actively enhanced and supported. The ARM processor line is another industry standard that joins our winning portfolio of 32-bit architectures.``
``This agreement will enable Motorola to enhance and proliferate the ARM architecture in the digital marketplace by incorporating our technology as a building block in its DigitalDNA portfolio,`` said Robin Saxby, chairman & CEO of ARM. ``The ARM architecture is well aligned with Motorola`s roadmaps for the wireless and other markets. This broad-ranging agreement, spanning a comprehensive portfolio of ARM technology, underlines the depth of Motorola`s commitment to the ARM architecture.``
Motorola initially plans to introduce systems solutions for wireless applications based on the ARM architecture. These highly integrated solutions are expect to be introduced over the next 12 months and include chipsets, software, development tools, and reference platforms to enable manufacturers to quickly bring new, innovative wireless products to market.
``As an ARM licensee and architectural partner, we will be able to use our extensive microprocessor and systems knowledge to create compelling solutions that precisely meet our customers` needs,`` Shlapak said.
ARM cores are noted for their excellent combination of high performance, small die size, low power consumption, tight code density, and multiple supply sources. Instruction set compatibility between processor families promotes design reuse and reduces software development time.
About ARM
ARM is the industry`s leading provider of 16/32-bit embedded RISC microprocessor solutions. The company licenses its high-performance, low-cost, power-efficient RISC processors, peripherals, and system-on-chip designs to leading international electronics companies. ARM also provides comprehensive support required in developing a complete system. ARM`s microprocessor cores are rapidly becoming the volume RISC standard in such markets as portable communications, hand-held computing, multimedia digital consumer and embedded solutions. More information on ARM is available at www.arm.com.
About Motorola
As the world`s number one producer of embedded processors, Motorola`s Semiconductor Products Sector offers multiple DigitalDNA(TM) technologies which enable its customers to create ``smart`` products and new business opportunities in the networking and computing, wireless communications, transportation, and imaging and entertainment markets. Motorola`s worldwide semiconductor sales were $7.4 billion (USD) in 1999. http://www.motorola.com/semiconductors/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow ugc noopener">http://www.motorola.com/semiconductors/
Motorola, Inc. (NYSE:MOT - news) is a global leader in providing integrated communications solutions and embedded electronic solutions. Sales in 1999 were $33.1 billion. http://www.motorola.com
Notes to Editors:
ARM is a registered trademark of ARM Limited. ``ARM`` is used to represent ARM Holdings plc (LSE: ARM and NASDAQ: ARMHY); its operating company ARM Limited; and the regional subsidiaries ARM, INC.; ARM KK; ARM Korea Ltd.; ARM Taiwan.
MOTOROLA, the Stylized M Logo and all other trademarks indicated as such herein are trademarks of Motorola, Inc.® Reg. U.S. Pat. & Tm. Off. PowerPC is a registered trademark of International Business Machines. (c) 2000 Motorola, Inc. All rights reserved. Printed in the U.S.A.

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Motorola and Lutris Team to Enable Access to Enterprise Solutions From Next-Generation Wireless Phones
SCHAUMBURG, Ill. & SANTA CRUZ, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Dec. 4, 2000--
Alliance leverages unique synergy between Open Source
and commercial vendors
Motorola (NYSE: MOT <http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=mot&d=t> - news </n/m/mot.html> and Lutris Technologies Inc., the developer of the Open Source Enhydra Internet application server, today announced a memorandum of understanding that will allow business customers using iDEN® multiple communication handsets to access information on enterprise systems through the Enhydra server. This agreement has been established in anticipation of Motorola`s Java(TM) 2 Platform, Micro Edition (J2ME(TM)) technology-enabled handsets, which are expected to be available in the first half of 2001 through iDEN® network operations including Nextel Communications and Southern LINC in the United States and Clearnet Communications in Canada.
The alliance brings together the best qualities of Open Source and enterprise application worlds to enable the rapid development and deployment of commercial grade, high ROI applications for wireless devices. Motorola`s iDEN® Subscriber Group brings to the alliance the industry`s first J2ME technology-enabled multiple-communication handsets, as well as a comprehensive developer support program (www.motorola.com/idendev <http://www.motorola.com/idendev>" target="_blank" rel="nofollow ugc noopener">http://www.motorola.com/idendev> to facilitate the development of applications for iDEN phones. Lutris and the Open Source Enhydra community bring to the alliance a dedicated community of independent software vendors (ISVs), value added resellers (VARs) and systems integrators (SIs) who are already Java programming experts.
``This effort helps bring together three exciting technologies: wireless, the Internet and Java,`` said Bill Werner, corporate vice president of Motorola and general manager of the iDEN Subscriber Group. ``The Enhydra server will greatly enhance the ability of developers to rapidly create meaningful client-server applications.``
Further, Motorola and Lutris have completed the integration of the J2ME technology-enabled iDEN® handsets and emulator with the Enhydra application server, and Motorola will distribute the Enhydra application server software as part of the iDEN Software Developers` Kit (SDK). Lutris will include the iDEN SDK with Lutris Enhydra 3.5, expected to be released this month, and will add enterprise J2ME application development to its wireless training course and consulting practice. The companies are planning a number of joint sales and marketing activities in early 2001, including cross-promotion of the Websites, sales calls, and seminars to instruct developers on the development and deployment of iDEN and Enhydra application solutions, as well as training classes for building distributed J2ME applications.
``Motorola`s relationship with Lutris underscores the importance of Open Source for emerging technologies,`` said Yancy Lind, president and CEO, Lutris Technologies. ``With Enhydra and the support of Lutris`s Internet consulting and product training groups, the development community will be able to quickly deliver powerful applications to wireless devices like iDEN multi-service phones.``
About Motorola and iDEN
Motorola, Inc. (NYSE: MOT <http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=mot&d=t> - news </n/m/mot.html> is a global leader in providing integrated communications solutions and embedded electronic solutions. Sales in 1999 were $33.1 billion. For more information, please visit www.motorola.com <http://www.motorola.com>.
iDEN handsets allow users to place telephone calls, connect to the Internet, send text messages, send and receive e-mail, and share information instantly with one or hundreds of individuals with the push of a button. For further information on iDEN handsets, visit www.motorola.com/iden <http://www.motorola.com/iden>.
About Lutris Technologies
Lutris Technologies, a leading Open Source enterprise software and services company, is the original developer and primary sponsor of Enhydra, a leading Open Source Internet application server supporting Java, XML, and wireless technologies. Lutris offers a full range of support services and technical training to Lutris Enhydra customers and provides complete Internet consulting services, including strategy and development services, to the Enhydra community and to Internet-savvy businesses. Clients range from entrepreneurs and companies launching new Web ventures to Fortune 500 IT organizations growing their business with an online presence. Additional information about Lutris products and services is available at www.lutris.com <http://www.lutris.com>.
MOTOROLA, the Stylized M Logo, iDEN and all other trademarks indicated as such herein are trademarks of Motorola, Inc.® Reg. U.S. Pat. & Tm. Off.(c) 2000 Motorola, Inc. All rights reserved. Lutris and Enhydra are registered trademarks of Lutris Technologies, Inc. Java is a trademark of Sun Microsystems, Inc. in the United States and other countries. All other product or service names are the property of their respective owners.

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Motorola Teams With Metrowerks To Offer CodeWarrior Developer Tools for Wireless Devices
Tools will help developers create J2ME applications for Motorola`s multiple communication handsets
SCHAUMBURG, Ill.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Dec. 4, 2000-- Motorola (NYSE:MOT <http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=mot&d=t> - news </n/m/mot.html> today announced an initial agreement with Metrowerks® to include Metrowerks` CodeWarrior® Integrated Development Environment (IDE) in Motorola`s free Software Developer Kit (SDK) on CD-ROM from the company`s iDEN® Subscriber Group. The CodeWarrior IDE provides developers with a complete set of tools for creating content and applications for wireless devices based on Sun Microsystems` Java(TM) 2 Platform, Micro Edition (J2ME(TM)).
Developers can request a free CD-ROM, including CodeWarrior, by registering on the Motorola developers` support program web site at www.motorola.com/idendev <http://www.motorola.com/idendev>.(1)
This memorandum of understanding has been established in anticipation of Motorola`s J2ME technology-enabled multiple communication handsets, which are expected to be available in the first half of 2001 through iDEN network operators including Nextel Communications and Southern LINC in the United States and TELUS Mobility/Clearnet in Canada. By integrating J2ME technology, these iDEN phones can run local and network-based applications, allowing developers to extend server-based applications to the mobile environment.
``We see tremendous interest from developers in creating applications for wireless devices and consumer electronics based on the J2ME environment,`` said David Perkins, president and CEO of Metrowerks. ``CodeWarrior helps developers take advantage of this opportunity by allowing them to quickly create content for J2ME technology-enabled devices like Motorola`s multi-service iDEN handsets.``
Motorola is facilitating the development of applications for this new handset platform by providing developer support and a commitment to open application standards. The free CD-ROM is one component of Motorola`s comprehensive developer support program, which includes application testing, personalized support, global marketing, distribution, billing, e-commerce backend processing, and end-user support services.
``Metrowerks` CodeWarrior provides developers with the tools they need to create innovative applications for Motorola`s J2ME-enabled multiple communication phones,`` said Bill Werner, corporate vice president and general manager of Motorola`s iDEN Subscriber Group. ``This alliance demonstrates our commitment to providing developers with a comprehensive developer support program to facilitate the development of a wide variety of applications that end users can download to their iDEN handsets.``
About Motorola and iDEN
Motorola, Inc. (NYSE: MOT <http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=mot&d=t> - news </n/m/mot.html> is a global leader in providing integrated communications solutions and embedded electronic solutions. Sales in 1999 were $33.1 billion. For more information visit www.motorola.com <http://www.motorola.com>.
iDEN handsets combine the capabilities of an Internet-ready digital wireless phone, text pager, and two-way radio to enable users to instantly communicate with one or hundreds of individuals at the push of a button. For further information on iDEN handsets, visit www.motorola.com/iden <http://www.motorola.com/iden>.
About Metrowerks
Founded in 1985 and headquartered in Austin, Texas, Metrowerks develops, markets and supports CodeWarrior software development solutions for a number of operating systems and the most popular microprocessors. In September of 1999, Metrowerks became an independently operating subsidiary of Motorola Inc. For more information, please visit the Metrowerks web site at www.metrowerks.com <http://www.metrowerks.com>. (1) Due to legal restrictions on exporting software, the CD-ROM may only be shipped to U.S. addresses. However, the majority of the materials on the CD-ROM are available for downloading from the web site.
MOTOROLA, the Stylized M Logo, iDEN and all other trademarks indicated as such herein are trademarks of Motorola, Inc. (R)Reg. U.S. Pat. and Tm. Off All other product or service names are the property of their respective owners. (c)Motorola, Inc. All rights reserved. Metrowerks, the Metrowerks logo and CodeWarrior are registered trademarks of Metrowerks Inc.

@all

habe heute für 21.00€ nachgelegt.harte zeiten für motten ich weiß,aber für diesen preis unwiederstehlich.in einigen wochen ist dieser spuk vorbei.dann werden diejenigen jubeln die motorola für diesen discountpreis bekommen haben!!

buy
börsenratte :d:

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@all

Motorola: "Buy"


Das Investmenthaus SG Cowen bekräftigt seine "Buy"-Einstufung für Aktien von Motorola (Ticker: MOT). Das 12-Monats-Kursziel veranschlagen die Analysten mit 41 Dollar. Kurs am 4. Dezember: 18 3/8 Dollar.

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Tuesday December 5, 5:37 am Eastern Time
Motorola wins US$30 mln Korean police deal
HONG KONG, Dec 5 (Reuters) - Telecommunications equipment and chip maker Motorola Inc said on Tuesday it had won a contract worth about US$30 million in partnership with its channel partner AP Technology to supply the Korea National Police with an 800MHz terrestrial-trunked radio (TETRA) system.

It said in a statement the system was the first TETRA system in Korea, and the first and largest 800MHz TETRA system for a public safety agency in Asia.

Motorola shares closed at US$18-3/8 on Monday.

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@all

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:Motorola and Oracle Unveil Blueprint for Wireless E-Business Applications
SCHAUMBURG, Ill. & REDWOOD SHORES, Calif.--(BUSINESSS WIRE)--Dec. 5, 2000--

Industry leaders to create secure, scalable UNIX-based

platform; Blueprint speeds deployment, eases development

and lowers cost for carriers, Internet service providers,

enterprises, and application vendors

Motorola, Inc. (NYSE: MOT - news) and Oracle Corporation (Nasdaq: ORCL - news) today announced the first release of MObileBlueprint Version 1.0, a reference blueprint designed to help customers, such as carriers, Internet service providers, enterprises and application vendors create mobile e-business applications and deliver them to a growing selection of wireless Internet communication devices around the world. This collaboration between these two industry leaders will provide a systematic framework for customers to deliver existing e-business applications quickly and easily to a broader wireless market, and reduce time and cost for those customers that wish to develop new e-business applications intended for wireless devices.

Using five key components -- WAP and Voice Server interoperability validation, a Wireless Internet Platform core, an application development environment, configuration/deployment guidelines, and system requirements -- MObileBlueprint will help carriers, Internet service providers and enterprise customers create an open-standards UNIX-based platform for wireless applications with the security, reliability and scalability associated with Motorola`s and Oracle`s leading technologies.

``Motorola and Oracle are committed to developing wireless voice and data platforms and applications that meet the critical communication needs of enterprises around the world,`` said Janiece Webb, senior vice president and general manager of Motorola`s Personal Networks Group. ``Pairing Motorola`s leading Internet wireless technology with Oracle`s Internet software capabilities will provide businesses with creative solutions that improve productivity and allow for flexibility in the lives of mobile workers.``

The first of the five key components -- the validation of the Motorola WAP and Voice Servers with Oracle9i(TM) Application Server Wireless Edition -- is expected to be completed in early 2001, followed in summer 2001 by the remaining four key components, including the creation of a wireless Internet platform core based on key technologies from each company. This wireless Internet platform core will integrate key elements of Motorola`s Mobile Internet Exchange(TM) (MIX(TM)), including WAP & Voice Servers, TrueSync(TM) SyncML Server, and the Operations, Administration & Maintenance (OA&M) core, with Oracle9i AS Wireless Edition, including the Oracle8i(TM) Database and Oracle® Internet Directory. The application development environment, configuration/deployment guideline, and system requirement components are also expected to be completed by summer, 2001.

``This unique development blueprint and subsequent wireless enterprise applications will help create new business opportunities for our customers worldwide,`` said Michael Rocha, senior vice president, Platform Technologies Division, Oracle. ``This collaboration with Motorola not only allows us to extend our enterprise offerings to the wireless market, but will also allow us to increase the speed and ease of deployment for our customers, and lower their overall cost of using our joint technologies.``

This announcement represents an extension of an ongoing alliance between the two companies, announced in February 2000, when OracleMobile, a division of Oracle that builds and hosts wireless applications for businesses, began using Motorola`s MIX platform as part of their hosting services. The MObileBlueprint alliance will continue to encompass joint technology, marketing and business development.

About MObileBlueprint

MObileBlueprint Version 1.0 from Oracle and Motorola will define an architecture and a set of guidelines for the design and implementation of wireless applications delivery systems and for the development of the applications themselves. MObileBlueprint will also provide application vendors with application development kits based on each company`s technologies. The MObileBlueprint solution was created to provide a systematic framework for wireless carriers, Internet service providers and application developers who must address the challenges of interconnecting disparate subsystems, while providing their end users with the most reliable and scalable wireless business applications possible. By leveraging core technologies from Motorola and Oracle, MObileBlueprint enables the creation of an ``untethered`` enterprise, featuring reduced complexity, increased flexibility, and increased manageability for the mobile business professional (a.k.a. ``road warrior``).

Availability

MObileBlueprint Version 1.0`s overall architecture roadmap can be previewed immediately at www.MObileBlueprint.com. This website -- jointly operated by the two companies -- will be updated as each key component of the architecture is implemented and released. The validation of the Motorola WAP and Voice Servers with Oracle9i Application Server Wireless Edition is expected to be completed in early 2001, scheduled to be followed in Summer 2001 by the remaining four key components.

In addition, a joint Motorola and Oracle development center located in Redwood Shores, CA is scheduled to be open in January 2001 for future testing and validation of products.

Joint Marketing and Business Development

Motorola and Oracle plan to complement this joint technology development by teaming up to ``mobilize`` the developer community to create innovative wireless enterprise applications, through joint marketing and business development activities. Tapping into expertise in the areas of WAP, VoiceXML, SyncML and Bluetooth, the companies together will drive the creation of innovative e-business applications that function on a broad range of wireless devices, such as Web-enabled phones, two-way personal information communicators and personal digital assistants (PDAs). The ability to manage inventory, sales orders and financial transactions ``on-the-go,`` using wireless Internet devices, represents the future of mobile business applications. Motorola and Oracle plan to commit resources -- including financial support, technology resources and field engineering personnel -- in an effort to make these new enterprise applications a reality for corporations worldwide.

About Motorola`s Mobile Internet Exchange

Motorola`s Mobile Internet Exchange (MIX) platform is a wireless Internet end-to-end solution. MIX is both network/architecture independent and is a set of feature servers of Motorola`s Aspira(TM) architecture. MIX is comprised of servers- a Wireless Application Protocol (WAP) server for data and a Voice Server for voice - software applications and content. The software applications and access to content, provided by the Myosphere(TM) suite of applications reside on the MIX platform. Additional information is available at www.motorola.com/mix.

About Oracle9i Application Server Wireless Edition

Oracle9i Application Server Wireless Edition is complete middleware for developing and deploying wireless Internet content and application services. Oracle9i Application Server Wireless Edition leverages Oracle`s unique Portal-to-Go technology and is targeted at carriers, consumer portals, Application Service Providers (ASPs) and corporations. It includes pre-built adapters for wireless e-mail and directory integration as well as enhanced support for location-based services -- the key technology for creating the next generation of wireless commerce and logistical applications that deliver personalized services based on the user`s current location.

About Motorola

Motorola, Inc. (NYSE:MOT - news) is a global leader in providing integrated communication and embedded electronic solutions, including end-to-end wireless Internet and software-based products and technologies. These solutions provide new and unique ways for businesses and consumers to easily access the information they want, when they want it. Motorola`s innovative combination of technologies, software solutions and applications, are being continually developed and expanded upon to bring added value to the company`s advanced mobile devices, network infrastructure, and communication platforms. Sales for Motorola in 1999 were $33.1 billion. Further information about Motorola can be found at: www.motorola.com.

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2netFX and Motorola Announce Multicast HDTV-over-IP Streaming From 10 to 36 Mbps at Streaming Media West Show
HD Encoder Brings Practical Delivery Rates for HDTV to Standard Corporate Networks
SAN JOSE, Calif., Dec. 5 /PRNewswire/ -- 2netFX announced today that HDTV-over-IP is now available for purchase. The addition of a live high definition encoder from Motorola that is compliant with industry standard protocols, now enables High Definition Television (HDTV) content to be stored for later delivery or multicast in real time over standard corporate data networks, satellite and the Internet. The new technology will be demonstrated next week at Streaming Media West in the 2netFX Booth #630.

``Through the past months of beta testing, our streaming HDTV-over-IP has proven itself for a wide range of applications. Now with the addition of the new digital compression techniques the Motorola HD encoder provides, it truly represents a tremendous breakthrough in multimedia distribution,`` said Eric Yao, Chief Technology Officer at 2netFX. ``HDTV can be easily delivered over switched broadband networks and can effectively multicast HDTV programming over a cyberspace medium to a virtually unlimited number of viewers.``

Marty Stein, Motorola`s senior director of marketing for commercial business systems comments ``Our goal at Motorola, is to design products that conserve bandwidth whenever possible and to maintain good broadcast quality at the lowest possible bit rates.`` He continues, ``I feel that we have lived up to our goal in combining our HD broadcast encoder with HDTV-over-IP from 2netFX.

According to Yao, the HDTV-over-IP streaming technology, was over three years in development. With the help of TeraLogic and 3Com, 2netFX can now provide a vast array of advanced e-business applications for broadcast companies, telecom carriers, businesses, distance learning and institutions that use data networks to deliver services to employees, customers, and users.

Yao added that this breakthrough technology will transform the entertainment and information broadcast industry by offering a replacement for expensive and complex analog television transmissions. Using 2netFX software, HDTV digital video transmission will offer higher quality, greater interactivity, and flexibility than analog at a lesser cost and with lower bandwidth utilization.

HDTV is a digital television standard that offers high-resolution, superior video and DVD-quality sound distribution over cable TV lines and satellite TV systems. The new 2netFX technology permits the same HDTV standard (using the identical MPEG-2 MP@HL file format and compression standard specifications) to be used over commonplace corporate data networks and the Internet.

HDTV-over-IP enables Internet Service Providers, cable television companies and telecommunication carriers to base new services on HDTV technology, offering HDTV network services with higher resolution than today`s video technologies, plus real-time quality of service.

This is a major advancement in the presentation of multimedia content and sets a new direction for leveraging the enhanced capabilities that broadband enables. Julia Rasekhi, Alliance Manager for 3Com`s Solutions Lab states, ``HDTV-over-IP is an extremely useful tool that people will use to create a visually stunning and content-rich, online e-Network experience. We expect it will also rapidly facilitate the general acceptance of HDTV.``

Combining the innovative technologies of four leading companies paves the way for broadcasters, carriers, and service providers to offer compelling high-definition, broadband digital video and data services to the masses. Raghu Rao, director of marketing for TeraLogic, said, ``The collaboration between 2netFX, 3Com, and TeraLogic gives us a clear technology leadership in enabling the distribution of HDTV content over a standard IP network.``

Yao added, the four companies envision long-distance applications for next-generation high-speed Internets, such as Internet2 or MMDS/LMDS wireless access systems for homes. He added that 2netFX is also partnering with AirSwitch, World Wide Packets and others to deliver HDTV content to a multitude of homes that are now being equipped with 100 MB to 1 GB ethernet connections.


About HDTV over IP:
-- HDTV-over-IP runs over an industry-standard Ethernet LAN, using 3Com
networking equipment, such as SuperStack II Switch 3900 system and
Fast EtherLink network interface card for a desktop computer.
-- The HDTV video streaming was enabled by a Microsoft NT-based server
(Linux is also available), TeraLogic`s Janus single-chip HDTV decoder
board and software, as well as a specialized 2netFX HDTV-over-IP video
streaming server and client software. The software adheres to
Microsoft`s standards-based DirectShow streaming video architecture.

About 2netFX

2netFX (www.2netFX.com) is a leading provider of streaming solutions for intranet and broadband Internet media delivery. Founded in 1996, 2netFX is first to offer multicast streaming of HDTV over ordinary networks, advanced client player customization and integration and fully-featured media server solutions with the lowest latency in the industry.

2netFX`s Streaming Media Application (SAM) Servers and SAM Receivers provide complete hardware/software turn key solutions for delivering and receiving MPEG-1, 2, 4, H.263 and HDTV streams from 28 Kbps to 25 Mbps via satellite, ATM, LAN/WAN, xDSL, cable modem or dial up.

Designed for a variety of applications including distance learning, corporate communications, Government/education and the military; 2netFX products are currently bundled by many leading digital video companies and in use at several organizations including Sprint, Panasonic, Wal-mart, MCI Worldcom, Hughes Networks, NASA, GlobeCast/France Telecom, Walt Disney Studios, Lucent, Echo Star and others.

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Celestica-Motorola Deal Worth $1 Billion

TORONTO (Reuters) - Electronics manufacturer Celestica Inc. (NYSE:CLS - news) said on Wednesday it struck a deal with Motorola Inc. (NYSE:MOT - news) that included a supply agreement worth more than $1 billion over a three-year period.

Headquartered in Schaumburg, Illinois, telecommunications equipment and chip-maker Motorola said it signed the deal to remain competitive and consolidate manufacturing operations that would allow it to cut costs by laying off employees.

Celestica said in a statement it will provide electronics manufacturing services for a broad range of Motorola wireless telecommunications products, such as cellular phones, messaging devices, two-way radio products and related accessories.

And Celestica will acquire Motorola`s manufacturing assets in Dublin, Ireland, and Mt. Pleasant, Iowa, for $70 million subject to post-closing adjustments. It is expected that about 1,200 employees will join Celestica, the company said.

``Motorola must remain nimble in order to stay ahead of the marketplace and grow our position as a technology leader,`` said Christopher Galvin, Motorola chairman and chief executive.

The agreement is expected to close in the first quarter of 2001, and Celestica said it will manufacture some Motorola cellular phone handsets, messaging devices, two-way radio products and accessories for at least three years at the Mt. Pleasant facility and two years in Dublin.

Motorola said it would eliminate 2,870 jobs out of a total of 130,000 as a result of manufacturing consolidation. Motorola said Celestica would offer jobs to about 650 of Motorola`s 1,400 workers in Dublin and 550 of the 670 Mt. Pleasant employees.

Motorola added that of the 800 employees at its Boynton Beach, Florida, operations, who will also be affected, 100 will be eligible to transfer to the Fort Worth, Texas, facility and another 250 will be eligible to transfer to its office in Plantation, Florida