Motorola's market share continues to erode as more and more cell phone users are opting for smart phones, such as RIMM's Blackberry and Apple's iPhone. The company recently hired Dr. Sanjay Jha from Qualcomm to try to rebuild the headset division. Unless something is done quickly to stem the decline in market share, "goodbye Moto?" may be the company's new tag line.

Microvision might be beat up, but they have technology that is eye opening and the cell phone giant Motorola has already jumped on board and acquired their technology for future phones. See what the buzz is all about here.

Motorola Inc. (NYSE: MOT) has big problems - Systemic problems - and they're not going away. If anything, they're going to get worse before a turnaround, if at all, and Wall Street seems to be out front and center trying to flog this dying horse by pricing its shares to a new five year low.

With news that makers of the movie ‘Wall Street’ will be making a sequel called ‘Money Never Sleeps’ maybe it is the time to follow the old (and new) raiders again.