MOTOROLA

                           MOTOROLA

Motorola Mobility is a source that keeps the people connected and makes the communication better. It is a multinational company which is based in Schaumburg, Illinois, united states, Founded on September 25, 1928. The CEO of the Motorola solutions is Gregory Brown. Company is divided into two that is Motorola mobility and Motorola solutions. Its business is mainly consisted of wireless voice, and broadband systems.

HISTORY
It started in California, Illinois as Galvin manufacturing companies its first product was battery eliminator. It produced car radios which were a huge hit at that time. The company’s founder Paul V.Galvin and an investor Bill Lear created its brand name Motorola.
It was a blend of ‘motor’ and suffix ’olla ‘.  They have created a wide variety of products under this brand and had a great success being a producer.
In 1998 Nokia overtook Motorola. In 1994 Motorola became world’s first commercial digital paging, data and cellular communications in a single radio dispatch network and handset.
FUTURE PLANS
Future plans of Motorola are that they are focusing on the market of the Mobility to enhance the turnover of the company.  Their basic strategy is to grow and win. Also the Motorola is joining the Lenovo   as an innovation technique.
PRODUCTS
Contents
• 1 Computers
o 1.1 Laptops
o 1.2 Handheld
o 1.3 StarMax
• 2 Home and consumer products
o 2.1 Cordless phones
o 2.2 Home monitoring and automation
 2.2.1 Cameras
• 3 Semiconductors
• 4 Wireless communications
o 4.1 Data networks
o 4.2 Mobile network carrier infrastructure
o 4.3 Mobile telephones
 4.3.1 Classic
Phone model Screen type Released S Technology Form factor
DynaTAC 8000 Series
LED
1983 D AMPS
Brick
DynaTAC International Series
LED
1992 D GSM
Brick
DynaTAC 6000XL
Vacuum Fluorescent
1987 D AMPS
Transportable
Ultra Classic
LED 1994 D AMPS
Brick
Ultra Classic II
LED 1994 D AMPS
Brick
4500X/4800X/5000X (Europe), Tough Talker (North America) LED, Monochrome 1984 D AMPS
Transportable
International 1000/2000/2200/2700 Monochrome 1991 D GSM
Transportable
MicroTAC
LED 1989 D AMPS, ETACS
Clamshell

 4.3.2 A series
Phone model Screen type Released S Technology Form factor
A-7F
Color 2008 ? GSM
 ?
A-8B
Color 2008 ? GSM
 ?
A008
Color 2003 P GSM
PDA
A009
Color 2004 P GSM
PDA
A388
Color 2004 P GSM
Clamshell PDA
A455
Color 2009 P CDMA
Slider
A630
Color 2004 P GSM
Clamshell PDA
A668
Color 2005 P GSM
PDA
A760 – Linux-based, developed and introduced in China Color 2005 P GSM
PDA
A768 Linux-based
Color 2005 D GSM
PDA

 4.3.3 C series
Phone model Screen type Released S Technology Data and connectivity Form factor
C115
Monochrome 2005 D GSM
Candybar

C116
Monochrome 2005 D GSM
Candybar
C117
Monochrome 2005 D GSM
Candybar
C118
Monochrome 2005 D GSM
Candybar
C123
Monochrome 2005 D GSM
Candybar
C131
Monochrome 2005 D GSM
Candybar

 4.3.4 E series
 4.3.5 iDEN
 4.3.5.1 Eagle series
 4.3.5.2 Condor series
 4.3.5.3 Falcon series
 4.3.5.4 iDEN/CDMA dual-mode a.k.a. Cobra
 4.3.6 M series
 4.3.7 MS series
 4.3.8 Q series
 4.3.9 T series
 4.3.10 V series
 4.3.11 W series
 4.3.12 XT series
• Motorola XT320 Defy Mini
• Motorola XT530 Fire XT
• Motorola XT560 Defy Pro
• Motorola XT610 Droid Pro
• Motorola XT611 Motosmart FLIP
• Motorola XT615 Motoluxe (also known as MOTO XT615 and Motosmart PLUS)
• Motorola XT621 Master TOUCH (also known as Nextel, Primus and Ferrari Special Edition)
• Motorola XT701 Milestone
• Motorola XT720 Milestone 2
• Motorola XT860 Milestone 3 (Europe)
• Motorola XT862 DROID 3
• Motorola XT875 Droid Bionic
• Motorola XT899 Atrix 3
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 4.3.13 Four Letter (4LTR) series
 4.3.14 Accessories
 4.3.14.1 Bluetooth
 4.3.14.2 Wired
o 4.4 Pagers
 4.4.1 Tone and voice
 4.4.2 Numeric
 4.4.3 Alphanumeric
 4.4.4 Message senders
 4.4.5 Two-Way Message Pagers
 4.4.6 Voice
 4.4.7 Fire pagers
o 4.5 Two-way radios
 4.5.1 Mobile radios
 4.5.2 Portable radios
 4.5.3 Infrastructure
 4.5.3.1 Base stations
 4.5.3.2 Fixed Repeaters
 4.5.3.3 Site & Zone Controllers
 4.5.3.4 Voting Comparators
 4.5.3.5 Satellite and Auxiliary Receivers
• 5 Telemetry Radios
o 5.1 Other wireless
• 6 Wireline communications
o 6.1 Cable TV and broadband
 6.1.1 TV receivers
 6.1.2 Cable modems
o 6.2 Voice over IP