Where is Mobile Handset Market going?-Beyond spinning off Motorola's handset busine

       Dear Valued Customers, Partners and Friends

   I had heard a News, which was take effect (1/July/2008), are part of the firm's cost-cutting measures. Motorola plans to save $500 million in 2008.  The company announced earlier in the year that it was going to cut 2,600 jobs. Most of those jobs were overseas and occurred when Motorola shut down its cell-phone manufacturing plant in Singapore.

The Motorola handset division has some very attractive assets, Meanwhile, it doesn't appear that any existing handset vendor is interested in buying the division--even private equity firms who like to take on the challenge of dramatically turning companies around and then selling them off once they are outperforming the market. LG-Global Top4, also show interest in GE's White Electronics, he would not afford to buy them. Market analyst says LG also have a narrow escape from Motorola's shock.

Handset business have a another not so good nwes.

Mobile-phone maker Sony Ericsson said Friday(EDT June 27, 2008) it might not see any profit in the second quarter, due to slowing demand for some of its higher-priced phones and a delay in shipping new models to the market.

While we continue to hear about a various news  for the Mobile community, Nokia,Samsung, they are expanding their market coverage. You never can tell what life is going to bring you, and all business is a series of struggles.

I decided perhaps it was a good time to reflect on the last five years of this ten years and, more specifically, on how I is faring with its future's five predictions. Perhaps we need to rethink this whole idea about Market.

With Compliments SELNIX

Kim Kyeong-Hwan
CEO/President
klion2000@selnix.com
SUNGHAN ELECTRONIS Co.Ltd