Shipped 46.1 million units, up 61% compared to the first quarter of 2005 -- and up 3% compared to 44.7 million handsets shipped during Q4 2005.

Expanded global market share to an estimated 21%, further narrowing the gap vs. the industry's market share leader. This is up 4.8 points from a year ago and up more than 2 points from Q4 2005 -- with particularly strong year-over-year performance in China, India and Africa.

Increased brand strength and market share leadership in the Americas and remained the solid No. 2 with growing brand momentum in Europe, North Asia and the high-growth markets (Middle East, Africa, India and Southeast Asia).

Launched six new handsets: 2 for GSM networks, 3 for CDMA and 1 for iDEN.

Expanded sales in the candy-bar form factor category with the SLVR L7 and L6.

Rejoined the Sprint line-up in North America with the Motorola C290 clamshell, enabling consumers to choose Motorola at all of the region's largest wireless operators.

Added new colors and features in the RAZR suite -- including the exclusive Dolce & Gabbana gold edition and music and mega-pixel cameras.

Doubled sales versus the prior quarter of the ultra-stylish PEBL U6 clamshell, and introduced an array of fashionable colors for Spring.

Announced an agreement to sell the company's automotive electronics business to Continental AG for approximately $1 billion in cash. The sale is expected to be completed during the second quarter.

Announced a contract for a citywide public safety network in New York City that will increase capacity on the city's communications channels.

Announced significant contracts to deploy mission-critical communications systems in the State of Washington to enhance and improve public transit operations.

Announced a contract to provide mission-critical communications for the military police in the State of Sao Paulo, Brazil for daily state-wide policing activities.

Completed the final phase of an Internet Protocol (IP) TETRA-based digital communications system for the Hong Kong police.

MOTOwi4(TM) Canopy (R) products will be used by Earthlink and Google to provide the metro WiFi wireless network for the city of San Francisco. Motorola will also provide deployment, system integration and support services.

Received an order from Rajasthan, India to deploy MOTOwi4 Canopy products for the first Indian statewide wireless broadband grid. Motorola will provide voice, video and data to connect up to 10,000 village councils and address underserved markets.

Won push-to-talk over cellular (PoC) contracts with Vodaphone Spain and Yemen Public Telecommunications Corporation, bringing Motorola PoC deployments and contracts to 52 in 38 countries and territories.

Signed a contract to provide IP converged core network solutions to vistream GmbH (Germany), which will enable rapid delivery of mobile services to mobile virtual network operators.

Announced 3G High Speed Indoor Access Point (Motorola AXPT) for deployment on any UMTS network - and supports existing UMTS and HSDPA devices.

Advanced mobile commerce with the announcement of M-Wallet, an application that goes beyond point of sale capabilities to enable online bill payment and mobile banking, money transfers, stored value cards, ticket purchasing and more.

Signed a 5-year access network deal with MTC Namibia encompassing GSM, GPRS, EDGE and Canopy solutions to enable service delivery through a hybrid cellular and wireless broadband technology network