Roberts is aggressive. He sets his sight on something and he achieves it.

It's almost a certainty that the dividend is going to need to be cut. You can't keep the current dividend level with falling revenues and falling net income.

This bodes well for Motorola, ... Nokia isn't really stealing market share. The whole industry is doing well.

The loyalty of a subscriber is driven by price. But all the service providers are going to have to buy equipment.

It's ridiculous that Motorola is trading down. Nokia comes out and says industry growth is great but that it didn't get any of it. By deductive reasoning, somebody had to get it, ... People are seeing Nokia is taking a bath and are incorrectly thinking that it's an industry problem.

This is a leveraged buyout play. The investors' goal was to milk the thing, lever the baby up and take it public so they can focus on their next deal.

I don't know why you want more of a evaporating business that will slow your revenue growth and lower your margins.

Looks like you can pretty much sew this one up.

There's so much doom and gloom in semiconductors, any little prayer of hope will be well-received.