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Motorola Inc.. seemed to be more patient for a big profit, after last Thursday, the Motorola announced last month that profits were still feels there has been no significant increase. This once led Motorola's position remained static in the third position in the global ranking of mobile phone market, but still exceeds the rating LG Electronics Inc.

Motorola says it has share profit rose 13%, some distance from the previous estimate. But Motorola still expects full-year profit reported by 6 to 8 cents per share in the next sale. According to Reuters Estimates, has meperkirakan full-year revenue was approximately 3 cents per share.

Motorola has sold 28.1 million phones in the second quarter and maintain market share in mobile phone revenue. According to Reuters Estimates, profit Motorola in the second quarter of about $ 4 million, so far when compared to losses that happened amounted to USD 28 million, or 1 cent per share, in last year's second kuater. Reuters Estimates rate, Motorola has got 2 cents per share, and not including other costs, so the beat Wall Street that have been lost by 3 cents per share.

According to Reuters Estimates, Motorola still have to fight hard in a long journey, especially after losing market share in Finland, which has been taken by Nokia, and defeat the other rivals for more than a year. However, Geoff Blaber, an analyst at CCS Insight, said, Motorola was still trying to master the mobile market position in North America in mid-2008 this year.

According to Motorola, the cell phone business has suffered losses to $ 346 million, much bigger than last year in which Motorola lost $ 332 million USD. Motorola income decreased approximately 22%, ie EUR 3.3 billion. Television Division and Motorola's network equipment reported revenues of about USD 245 million, up 28% from a year ago. While the sales division has sales revenues EUR 2.7 billion, up about 7% from the beginning of last year. Motorola said it will continue to play its business next year, having previously been experiencing a decline in income of more than 70% since October 2006.