Motorola Mobility phone revenue plummets in Q412 as losses mount

“In reporting fourth quarter earnings Tuesday, Google Inc. says phone revenue from its Motorola Mobility unit was $1.51 billion, down from $2.5 billion a year earlier and $1.78 billion in the third quarter,” Reuters reports.

“Motorola’s reported loss was $353 million in the fourth quarter, with a non-GAAP operating loss of $152 million,” Reuters reports. “A year ago, its phone business lost $70 million, with an operating loss of $56 million.”

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MacDailyNews Take: How’s that working out for ya, Larry?

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8 Comments

    1. I noticed the margins too. Like Dell, they have to keep peddling faster to stay in place. Advertisers are wising up to the poor value proposition offered by Google and are negotiating lower rates.

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