“Motorola Mobility sold 1 million tablets in 2011 — with only 200,000 Xooms and Xyboards sold in the fourth quarter of the year, a quarter in which the company also reported an $80-million loss,” Nathan Olivarez-Giles reports for The Los Angles Times.

“For the full year, Motorola reported a loss of $249 million on $13 billion in revenue, up from an $86-million loss on $11.5 billion in revenue in 2010.,” Olivarez-Giles reports. “Product shipments are also down year over year for the fourth quarter. Motorola shipped 10.5 million phones and tablets (all of which run Google’s Android operating system) in the last three months of 2011, down from 11.3 million in the fourth quarter of 2010.”

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