Ayinde O. Chase - AHN Staff Writer Miami, FL (AHN) - Motorola’s popular Razr phone is slowly poking its head back into retail stores, after being yanked from shelves last week due to a manufacturing defect. Cingular and T-Mobile stores apprehensively placed the once widely popular phone...

Danielle George - AHN Staff Reporter New York, NY (AHN) - Cingular and T-Mobile are pulling Motorola's popular Razr phones after a glitch renders several batches of the handsets faulty and inoperable. Motorola says it hopes to start re-selling the phones later this week. The bug in the phones...

Hector Duarte Jr. - AHN Staff Reporter San Francisco, CA (AHN) – Two U.S. mobile phone companies have stopped selling Motorola’s Razr after a number of batches have been found to be defective. The bug cuts off calls or makes the phone turn off when the flip mechanism is opened....

Denise Royal - AHN Staff Writer New York, NY (AHN) - Cingular Wireless and T-Mobile USA have temporarily stopped selling the Razr, Motorola Inc.'s flagship cell phone, due to a technical glitch that causes the phone to drop calls or shut down. Cingular, the No. 1 U.S. mobile service, stopped...

AP - Cingular Wireless and T-Mobile USA temporarily stopped selling Motorola Inc.'s popular Razr phones this week because of a defect in some of them that causes calls to disconnect.

Reuters - Cingular Wireless and T-Mobile USA have temporarily stopped selling the Razr, Motorola Inc.'s flagship cell phone, due to a technical glitch that causes the phone to drop calls or shut down, the companies said on Friday.

TechWeb - Motorola will merge its Networks business and Government & Enterprise Mobility Solutions units into a single organization.

AFP - Worldwide sales of mobile telephones rose by 21.0 percent last year when a total of 816.6 million handsets were taken up by users, and slightly more than half of them were made by Nokia and Motorola, a study by Gartner research showed.

Reuters - There was a time when Motorola was adamant it had to be first on the market with the technologically most advanced cell phones, but today Ron Garriques could not care less if Samsung beats him to it.

Reuters - Wireless technology firm Qualcomm said on Tuesday it expected prices of 3G phones working on WCDMA networks to drop to between $100 and $120 by the end of this year, and said Motorola was the most likely new top five cell phone maker to buy its products.

Reuters - Motorola said on Monday it had signed a deal to use Windows Media technology from Microsoft in a new range of music phones that would sell alongside its iTunes phone developed with Apple .

Reuters - Motorola Inc. , the world's second-largest mobile phone maker, could partner with a Japanese manufacturer to launch appealing phones that will help it boost its presence in Japan, its chief executive said on Thursday.

AP - In a Jan. 31 story about Motorola Inc. and Cingular Wireless LLC, The Associated Press erroneously reported that analyst Neil Strother works for research firm In-Stat. Strother left In-Stat last year and now works for another research firm, The NPD Group.

AP - Motorola Inc. and Cingular Wireless LLC are out with their second cell phone with Apple Computer Inc.'s iTunes music service, and hope it's better received than the first iTunes phone.

Reuters - Motorola Inc. said on Thursday its fourth-quarter earnings nearly doubled on the strength of demand for mobile phones such as its popular Razr, but shares fell after the company's sales and outlook disappointed Wall Street.

AP - Motorola Inc., the world's second-largest maker of cell phones, rode the continuing momentum of its hot-selling Razrs to an 86 percent jump in fourth-quarter income.

AP - Motorola Inc., the world's second-largest maker of cell phones, said Thursday its fourth-quarter income rose 86 percent as it rode the continuing momentum of its ultra-slim Razr phones to record sales.

Reuters - Motorola Inc. on Thursday said its fourth-quarter earnings rose, helped by strong sales of its Razr mobile phones.

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AP - Families of New York firefighters killed at the World Trade Center on Sept. 11, 2001, failed Tuesday to persuade the Supreme Court to allow them to go forward with a lawsuit against New York City and Motorola for supplying the rescuers with faulty radios.