SAN DIEGO, CA. – IACP Conference (Booth #5305) –November 10, 2008 – Motorola, Inc. (NYSE: MOT) is demonstrating public safety wireless broadband applications over a live, 700 MHz wireless broadband system, which represents an industry first and an important milestone in advancing agency communications.

The demonstration features a vehicle equipped with 700 MHz OFDM being driven in the City of San Diego transmitting video and dispatch data back to the convention center. This real time system demonstrates an effective prioritization of public safety applications over a congested network.

“The ability to deploy innovative applications on 700 MHz will open up a world of possibilities for public safety agencies,” said Girish Rishi, Motorola’s Vice President and General Manager, Applications and Data Solutions. “New wireless broadband applications will create greater situational awareness for better decision making and ultimately lead to safer communities.”

The 700 MHz band, is viewed as a valuable resource for public safety agencies seeking to introduce enhanced data services and rich multimedia applications. Video, location based services, access to high resolution images and mobile office are some of the key applications that could be enabled over the 700 MHz system.

Added Rishi, “Motorola’s deep understanding of public safety requirements will enable us to deliver a robust suite of applications in concert with our ecosystem of partners on the next generation of broadband infrastructure.”

For more details about Motorola’s wireless broadband applications please visit: www.motorola.com/secondnature.

KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia – November 10, 2008 – Motorola and Satyam, a leading global consulting and information technology services provider, announced today that Satyam has acquired 128 employees of Motorola. This acquisition will create synergies and boost their competitiveness in Malaysia and throughout Asia-Pacific region. Motorola will divest from its software development center (SDC) in Cyberjaya. All 128 employees – along with the unit’s assets – will shift to Satyam.

The SDC is part of Motorola’s Home and Networks Mobility business and focuses on network management system development. “This strategic acquisition will integrate and strengthen Satyam’s product engineering services to Network Equipment Providers and Operators in the areas of element management, mobile solutions, and access networks” said Nishith Mathur, head of Satyam’s Technology Infrastructure business unit.

“This is a unique effort that will continue to drive Motorola’s strategy in Malaysia, will strengthen our competitive position, and improve cost structure and operational efficiencies,” said Sudhakar Ramakrishna, Corporate Vice President, Software Operations and WiMAX and LTE Engineering, Home and Networks Mobility.

When the deal is closed it is subject to regulatory and other customary conditions, but should be completed by December 31, 2008. Motorola will contract directly with Satyam for development services of its market-leading network management software.

“This partnership reinforces the promise of the Cyberjaya Multimedia Super Corridor – to attract new and dynamic research and development ecosystems,” said Virender Aggarwal, Head of Satyam’s Rest of the World Region. “In fact, Satyam is developing a 15-acre campus in the Super Corridor, which will create both operational efficiencies for related development projects and career opportunities for our new employees and many other people in area.”

Motorola employees who join Satyam will immediately have access to Satyam’s world-class training programs and they will gain exceptional career development opportunities.

“These Motorola professionals are steeped in capabilities that are in high-demand all over the globe,” Aggarwal said. “As such, they represent a very valuable group for our organization. We are always trying to increase our skills in strategic areas, and this agreement helps us in that regard significantly.”

For its part, Motorola is committed to delivering on customers’ expectations without disruption or distraction. “The Software Development Center provides significant efforts for both internal programs important to customer deliverables and for external Motorola’s global customers. Our commitment to those programs remains strong,” Ramakrishna said.

About Motorola in Malaysia
With over 30 years of corporate presence, Motorola Malaysia has established itself as a leading manufacturer of high technology wireless communications solutions and accessories for the global market. Motorola’s investments, operations and commitments in Malaysia are recognized by the Government.

Motorola is a large investor and employer in Malaysia. Penang is a major site for Motorola’s operations, as it is home to Motorola’s largest manufacturing site for two-way radio products in Asia and the only design centre for two-way radios in the region.
As of to-date, Motorola has invested a cumulative amount of over RM3.5billion in Malaysia, to focus on key activities such as human capital and R&D technology developments in producing products such as digital two-way radios, advanced wireless communications products, equipment and accessories.

SCHAUMBURG, Ill. – Nov. 3 2008 – Motorola, Inc. (NYSE: MOT) today announced it has completed the industry’s first over-the-air Long-Term Evolution (LTE) data sessions in the 700MHz spectrum using its LTE Radio Access Test Network and LTE eNode-B platform with a prototype LTE device. This testing milestone, achieved in Motorola labs and at an outdoor location in central Illinois, demonstrates the progress Motorola is achieving toward bringing its LTE solutions to market in 2009.

The sessions included mobile video streaming and various high data rate applications. The demonstrations also included execution of applications priority which guarantees throughput using quality of service (QoS) aspects of the LTE standards.

“This field test shows the progress we’ve made in preparing to deliver a commercial LTE solution for testing and early limited deployments in 2009,” said Darren McQueen, vice president, Wireless Broadband Access Technologies, Motorola Home & Networks Mobility. “We are testing our 700MHz and 2.6GHz products, which are expected for first commercial release next year, in real-world environments to ensure our products will meet the needs of mobile carriers who want to be first to market with LTE.”

The lower frequency bands provide better coverage and in-building penetration, which is a requirement for many mobile operators. In North America, the 700MHz spectrum auctioned earlier this year is part of the worldwide “digital dividend” – spectrum in the 470–862MHz bands that has been freed by the switch from analog to digital TV. The digital dividend is viewed by mobile operators in the U.S., Europe, and much of the rest of the world as a valuable resource as existing and new mobile broadband networks quickly consume current spectrum allocations and operators are pushed towards providing connections to rural areas.

In Europe digital dividend spectrum encompasses the current TV broadcast 790–862MHz bands. It is expected to be auctioned between 2009–2012, coinciding with mobile operators’ plans to deploy LTE.

Motorola’s flexible LTE eNode-B architecture can be tailored to meet each customer’s specific requirements by using frame based-mounted radios and remote radio heads. This design allows many spectrum bands to be supported in the early stage of LTE and accommodates a wide variety of LTE deployment scenarios across newly available spectrum as well as existing GSM, UMTS and CDMA bands. The 700MHz radio head for example, can be modified to operate in 790-862MHz to provide operators a solution to deploy LTE in the “digital dividend” spectrum as soon as it becomes available in the various regions.

LTE promises to deliver an unrivalled user experience with ultra fast broadband and very low latency with lowest cost per bit for data services. With LTE’s ability to deliver a highly compelling user experience and to interconnect with other access technologies, operators will be able to integrate their LTE and fixed line broadband networks. LTE creates the opportunity to deliver subscribers truly seamless broadband communications that accelerates the delivery of personal media experiences and brings exciting new applications like video streaming to enable media mobility.

For more details about Motorola’s LTE solutions please visit: www.motorola.com/lte and www.motorola.com/experiencelte

LIBERTYVILLE, Ill. — Nov. 3, 2008 –Motorola (NYSE: MOT), a leader in wireless communications will bring the mobile imaging powerhouse, MOTOZINE™ ZN5, to North America today, available exclusively for T-Mobile USA customers. Created in collaboration with Kodak (NYSE: EK), the world’s foremost imaging innovator, MOTOZINE ZN5 combines a high-quality phone and camera experience to help users click together and share the memories they capture.

MOTOZINE ZN5 delivers a picture-perfect camera and mobile experience. ZN5 is the first mobile phone to combine Motorola’s ModeShift technology and KODAK Imaging Technology. Together, they redefine the quality, convenience and connectivity of mobile imaging devices. The dedicated, simple share key allows one-touch sharing with friends and family while on the go through access to: picture messaging, T-Mobile MyAlbum, Kodak Gallery and compatible Bluetooth enabled printers1, 2.

“The arrival of the MOTOZINE ZN5 at T-Mobile provides a new opportunity for customers to instantly capture and share each special moment in their lives,” said Dennis Burke, vice president, Sales, Motorola Mobile Devices. “The MOTOZINE ZN5 simplifies mobile imaging while empowering users with the tools they traditionally rely on in a digital camera.”

“The MOTOZINE ZN5 is a terrific phone for T-Mobile customers who value instant connections with loved ones,” said Travis Warren, Director of Device Marketing at T-Mobile. “Who wants to lug around several tech devices during the holidays when
one – the ZN5 – will suffice, making it easier than ever to snap and share photos with family and friends.”

Built to Shoot
ZN5 puts image capture first with a high-resolution screen and one of the fastest click-to-click times available. To launch the camera, simply slide open the lens cover to transform the phone into an ultra-fast, natural-feeling 5 megapixel imaging device. Unlike most “camera phones” on the market, the ZN5 has the feel of a digital camera with the shutter button, flash and viewer in the standard placement consumers expect. Plus, with auto focus for sharp, vivid pictures, a Xenon flash, an included 1 GB memory card (with 4GB of optional external memory support) to store favorite images, optimized settings for low-light environments and red-eye reduction, there is no longer a need to carry two devices. ZN5 is both a phone and a digital camera.

Built-in KODAK Imaging Technology ensures that every picture taken with ZN5 looks its best. When KODAK Imaging Technology is combined with KODAK PERFECT TOUCH Technology, images become brighter and more vivid on the spot. Multiple capture modes, like multi-shot and panorama, which automatically stitches together continuous shots taken on the horizon line into a single, extended image, makes taking photos fun.

Built to Share
With one click, photos can be viewed right from the home screen; no menus, no searching. This multimedia device provides a fun, quick and easy way to share favorite photos with friends and family. Using high speed Wi-Fi or GSM networks, full resolution pictures can be wirelessly uploaded in one simple click to the KODAK Gallery (www.kodakgallery.com)¹. Consumers also have additional options for sharing, whether sending over MMS¹, transferring to a computer via USB, showing slideshows on a TV (TV output/AV cable included in box), or using Bluetooth wireless technology2. T-Mobile customers who purchase a ZN5 will receive 50 free prints from Kodak Gallery (www.kodakgallery.com).

Built to Talk
In phone mode, ZN5 features Motorola’s patented CrystalTalk™ technology to help callers hear and be heard, even in noisy environments. With dual compatibility for GSM and Wireless Local Area Network (WLAN), users can connect in more areas around the world3 and enjoy high-speed wireless connections to surf the Web1 via a full HTML browser. To complete the communications experience, ZN5 also supports SMS, MMS, IM and personal e-mail1.

Availability
MOTOZINE ZN5 is available today at select T-Mobile retail stores and online at www.t-mobile.com. For more information on the MOTOZINE ZN5, please visit www.store.motorola.com or www.t-mobile.com

HOLTSVILLE, N.Y. – October 20, 2008 The Enterprise Mobility business from Motorola, Inc. (NYSE: MOT) today announced the availability of the Windows Mobile 6.1 operating system on its rugged mobile computers and enterprise digital assistants to better manage and deploy devices throughout the enterprise. Initial products to support the new platform will include Motorola’s flagship MC9000 rugged mobile computers, the ergonomic MC3000 mobile computers and the size-optimized MC70 and MC75 Enterprise Digital Assistants (EDAs).

“Motorola continues to expand on its history of innovation with a breadth of mobile computing solutions designed to meet the enterprise needs of mobile workers both inside and outside the four walls,” said Brian Viscount, vice president of mobile computing, Motorola’s Enterprise Mobility business. “By supporting the latest Windows Mobile offerings, Motorola helps to provide a significant advantage for application developers while continuing to help enterprise mobility customers increase productivity and improve mobile business performance.”

Support for Windows Mobile 6.1 provides Motorola mobile computer customers with enhanced security features including data encryption and support for Microsoft’s System Center Mobile Device Manager 2008 (SCMDM) to simplify security policy creation and deployment to mobile devices. Windows Mobile 6.1 will also provide users with greater access to standardized off-the-shelf applications; improved mobile messaging; increased device control with a variety of device management solutions to wirelessly administer and deploy software upgrades. Windows Mobile 6.1 combined with Motorola mobile computers help to enhance the user experience and improve workforce satisfaction inside the retail store, on the loading dock or on a delivery route.

“With mission-critical applications for Windows Mobile devices, mobile workers are equipped with the tools needed to be as productive out of the office as they are in the office,” said Stephanie Ferguson, general manager, Mobile Communications Business, Microsoft Corp. “We’re proud of our continued work with Motorola to deliver the latest in mobile solutions and empower our shared customers.”

Multiple Microsoft OS options for MC3000
Demonstrating Motorola’s continued ability to meet customer demands with versatile product offerings, the MC3000 mobile computer will now support Windows Mobile 6.1 for the first time. With the option of Windows Mobile 6.1 or Windows CE 5.0, Motorola’s MC3000 mobile computers provide application developers and customers with the flexibility to choose the operating system that best serves their mobile workforce needs.

The MC3000 mobile computer is ergonomically designed for scan-intensive environments that require high-quality data capture. Select MC3090 Windows Mobile 6.1 configurations also feature the popular rotating scan head with left, right and front positions to allow the user to adjust the scanning position for increased comfort and productivity. Along with four-foot drop specifications across of the entire operating temperature range, the MC3090 series of rugged mobile computers has an IP54-rated sealing for protection against water and dust and provides reliable performance in tough environmental conditions.

Support for Windows Mobile 6.1 is expected to be available on the MC3000, MC9000 and MC70 mobile computers in the fourth quarter of 2008, as well as on the MC75 in the first quarter of 2009.

Motorola’s portfolio of wireless broadband products provides total high-speed solutions purpose-built to help enterprises, service providers and governments connect anywhere and everywhere—indoors, outdoors or on the move.

Attendees were able to sample WiMAX in action throughout the Smart Home, a three-story structure located at Chicago’s Museum of Science & Industry. As an event exclusive, guests were able to connect to Sprint’s live Chicago XOHM commercial network via laptops and devices on walkways surrounding the Smart Home.

“The Smart Home was a perfect venue for Motorola to show – using a typical user’s home environment – how our WiMAX solutions are accelerating the delivery of personal media experiences,” said Fred Wright, senior vice president, Motorola Home & Networks Mobility. “It also was a compelling demonstration of what XOHM service will offer when Sprint launches service in Chicago.”

“The recent launch of WiMAX service in Baltimore shows XOHM is clearly gaining momentum,” said Atish Gude, senior vice president, Mobile Broadband Operations for Sprint. “With XOHM people can enjoy desktop-like broadband speeds on WiMAX-capable mobile devices in and beyond the home and office environment, and we look forward to bringing that experience to Chicago.”

Inside the home, a Motorola WiMAX network powered demonstrations of media mobility, showing how family members can stay connected to their content while moving throughout the home or on their mobile device as they enter and leave their home environment. Other demonstrations included video streaming, remote home management capabilities, home telephony over WiMAX and gaming.

Motorola’s recently announced wi4 WiMAX USB adaptor (USBw 100), the x24 automotive telemetry device, information on its WiMAX interoperability testing (IOT) program and more can be seen at WiMAX World 2008, Sept. 30 – Oct. 2, at Chicago’s McCormick Place. Motorola is in stand #601.

For more information about Motorola’s portfolio of end-to-end wi4 WiMAX solutions, please visit www.motorola.com/motowi4 or stop by booth #601 at WiMAX World USA.

The durable clamshell design features a rubberized external coating that makes the device easy to grip, while a chin bar at the base of the phone lets users clip it to a belt or pack. MOTOACTV W450 also features two color schemes, alpine white and black slate, with either canary yellow or mandarin accents. In addition to its sturdy exterior, the W450 allows users to look up symptoms and first aid tips for ailments that develop on the trail, such as poison ivy, through built-in Mayo Clinic In Touch software2.

“The MOTOACTV W450 is designed to meet the needs of today’s mobile consumers, from the great outdoors to the corporate jungle,” said Dennis Burke, vice president, Sales, Motorola Mobile Devices. “With its sturdy exterior and feature-packed interior, this device will quickly become the phone of choice for people with an active lifestyle.”

T-Mobile customers can capture images and video on the W450’s 1.3 megapixel camera with 8x digital zoom and then share their journeys via messaging or email2. Motorola’s CrystalTalkTM technology and quad-band connectivity ensure users will be heard loud and clear while relaying their latest adventures to their ‘faves’ from almost anywhere in the world2. For hands-free connectivity that won’t slow the active user down, the W450 can be paired with a compatible stereo Bluetooth® enabled headset.

Costumers can listen to music to motivate themselves during a run or hike through the built-in MP3 player with their headphones plugged into the 2.5 mm headset jack. The W450 supports an optional microSD memory card up to 2 GB, so there is plenty of room for their music library. Because everyone appreciates a shortcut on the road, the W450 features one click access to music as well as pictures and messages. Users also can customize their phone through the dedicated t-zones™ key, which provides instant access to ringtones, pictures and wallpaper2.

Availability
MOTOACTV W450 is available today at select T-Mobile retail stores and online at www.t-mobile.com. For more information on the W450, visit www.store.motorola.com or www.t-mobile.com.

As previously announced on July 28, 2008, Motorola signed a definitive agreement to acquire privately-held AirDefense, which will become a wholly owned subsidiary of Motorola integrated into Motorola’s Enterprise Mobility business.

“The acquisition of AirDefense by Motorola was the logical next step to a very successful three-year OEM partnership,” said Kathy Paladino, president of Motorola’s Enterprise Mobility business. “Together with AirDefense, Motorola will secure enterprise networks with a common platform solution providing superior indoor and outdoor wireless protection for users operating in a variety of settings including corporate headquarters, manufacturing and distribution plants, and remote branch offices.”

Enterprises are increasingly seeking reliable, secure wireless networks from trusted suppliers of mission critical communications. AirDefense, with its patented technology, is the premier provider of wireless intrusion prevention systems (WIPS) that enable corporations to secure their networks against wireless security threats and to comply with regulatory and industry requirements. This acquisition allows Motorola to further complement its assets in RF diagnostics and planning as well as its strengths in RF management.

“We are excited to unite our people, processes and technology with Motorola to ensure secure wireless mobility today and in the future as customers migrate to 802.11n, mesh networking and fixed-mobile convergence,” said Mike Potts, former chief executive officer of AirDefense. “The AirDefense solution has already been successfully delivered, installed and validated with over 800 leading enterprises worldwide, including numerous direct Motorola customers. The Motorola-AirDefense platform will continue to exceed the global needs of the WIPS market allowing our customers to enjoy comprehensive wireless security regardless of their WLAN infrastructure.”

Based upon the success, trust and valued relationship through the years, the combination of Motorola’s WLAN infrastructure and AirDefense’s best-of-breed features will further enhance network security offerings with next-generation, gap-free security for every enterprise user via integrated wireless firewall, AAA, VPN, locationing and industry-best WIPS ensuring FIPS and Common Criteria EAL-4 validated security for PCI, SOX and HIPAA-compliant protection around the clock.
“This transaction is a tremendous opportunity for Motorola to enhance its WLAN portfolio by utilizing AirDefense’s relationships and technology to further integrate WIPS security solutions into our WLAN infrastructure offerings,” said Sujai Hajela, vice president and general manager, Motorola Enterprise Wireless LAN division. “We look forward to deepening our integration to meet our customers’ demand for a secure and reliable all-wireless enterprise at the lowest total cost of ownership while continuing to offer and enhance AirDefense’s vendor-agnostic security and management solutions.”

Enterprise WLAN is part of Motorola’s portfolio of innovative wireless broadband solutions and services that complement and complete IP networks. Delivering IP coverage to virtually all spaces both indoors and outdoors, the portfolio includes fixed broadband, mesh, broadband over powerline, and Enterprise WLAN solutions for private and public networks that, together, truly deliver the wireless enterprise.

CHICAGO – WIMAX World 2008 – 30 September 2008 – Motorola, Inc. (NYSE: MOT), a leading provider of mobile WiMAX equipment and deployed commercial networks worldwide, will unveil new products and demonstrate how WiMAX can accelerate the delivery of personal media experiences during WiMAX World 2008, Sept. 30 – Oct. 2, in Chicago. Motorola is in stand #601 at McCormick Place.

Motorola’s demonstrations will address solutions for Millennials, who need to be in touch and live via social networks; road warriors, for whom productivity on the go is a must; and homelife enhancers, the busy set of parents, retired professionals and others who want technology to improve their lives.

Since last year’s show, when Motorola successfully demonstrated the world’s first mobile WiMAX handoffs during a cruise on the Chicago River, Motorola has become one of the first companies to achieve WiMAX Forum® certification of its WiMAX infrastructure – the WAP 25400 that was certified in June. Motorola has introduced a diverse portfolio of customer premise equipment (CPE) and network infrastructure and has nearly doubled its number of contracts, now at 22, for commercial WiMAX networks globally. The company is a leader in shipments of mobile WiMAX network infrastructure and CPE according to several analyst reports.

“Motorola recognized early on the potential for WiMAX to meet the needs of operators in emerging markets, greenfield deployments and to provide cost-effective, high-speed mobile broadband access,” said Darren McQueen, vice president, wireless broadband access technologies, Motorola Home & Networks Mobility. “We’ve helped customers around the world successfully launch commercial WiMAX service, win market share and are seeing new applications and opportunities for WiMAX to accelerate the delivery of personal media experiences.”

Motorola also has vastly expanded the ecosystem of CPE, devices and chipsets from a variety of manufacturers that are compatible with or used in its WiMAX products. This ecosystem was showcased by Motorola during live WiMAX demonstrations with a host of applications and services at several major trade shows around the world, including CES and CTIA in the U.S. and WiMAX Forum events in Amsterdam and Singapore, and will be a part of the Motorola booth at WiMAX World.

Motorola also has taken further steps in boosting the global WiMAX ecosystem by launching its WiMAX interoperability testing program with locations in Arlington Heights, Ill., and Taiwan. At these two facilities, Motorola customers can validate that a device is compatible with their WiMAX network infrastructure and receive advice from Motorola as to which customer premises products and mobile devices they should consider.

WiMAX World Demos and Displays
In its booth at WiMAX World, Motorola is featuring zones on operator business cases and showing how WiMAX devices and applications can meet the needs of Millennials, road warriors and home enhancers. Motorola’s growing, award-winning device and CPE portfolio will be among an ecosystem of CPE and devices used in these demonstrations. The devices will include the new USBw 100 and the CPEi 750, both of which use the Beceem BCS200 chipset.

Motorola demonstrations will include:

* Media Mobility, representing the end-to-end delivery of personal media from video encoding and encapsulation, network and media management, WiMAX access, WiMAX enabled devices and innovative media mobility use cases
* Opportunities for operators to evaluate the WiMAX business case
* wi4 Wireless Access Point (WAP) 450 outdoor solution complete with outdoor Base Control Unit II (BCUII) and integrated backhaul. The wi4 WAP 450 is a compact, high-power, carrier class access point that is paired with the common platform BCUII to enhance network coverage and capacity while reducing OPEX and CAPEX.
* Network and operations management solutions including Network Management System (NMS), and information on the Service Activation Gateway (SAG), and Integrated Billing and Operational Support Systems (iBOSS) solutions that keep carrier-grade WiMAX networks running at optimal performance
* Simultaneous use of WiMAX, WiFi and 3G connections via channel bonding to illustrate how operators can maintain the relationship with their customers even when the customer is roaming
* Online gaming and social networking
* A series of demonstrations by Roundbox such as datacast active wallpaper, datacast radio and electronic service guide

Motorola Speakers at WiMAX World
Motorola Executive Vice President Dan Moloney will present a keynote, “Enabling Media Mobility Through 4G,” on Oct. 1, 2008. Five other Motorola representatives are also scheduled to speak at WiMAX World 2008. For a complete list, please visit http://www.motorola.com/wi4events.

For more information about Motorola’s portfolio of end-to-end wi4 WiMAX solutions, please visit http://www.motorola.com/wi4WiMAX or stop by booth 601 at WiMAX World USA.

Everything to Stay Connected
The W270 goes beyond basic phone features with multiple ways to stay in touch and up to approximately nine hours of talk time1. It can pack up to 500 text messages and phone contacts, and features an enhanced user interface, making it easy to create a text with one click. The W270 also offers Hinglish predictive text and regional support for seven African languages. Motorola’s CrystalTalk technology enhances each phone call by helping reduce background noises, so calls will be loud and clear.

It’s Always Time for Music
The W270 proves its value even further with music features that keep consumers connected and entertained, including a dedicated music key. Consumers can make their ears dance with both an integrated digital audio player that supports MP3 and other popular formats, and an FM radio with RDS that can be played in stereo through headphones or on the W270’s office-quality internal speaker. Store favorite songs on optional removable microSD cards with up to 2GB of memory and download new songs over the air via quick GRPS speeds.2,3