Symbol handheld bar code scanners from Motorola are useful for scanning information from product package bar codes into your computer. Because it is portable and handheld, the Symbol scanner is very ...

Symbol Technologies, a company that specialises in barcode scanners, wireless and radio frequency identification (RFID) equipment, has been bought by Motorola. The second-biggest mobile phone ...

Symbol Technologies, a company that specializes in barcode scanners, wireless and radio frequency identification (RFID) equipment, has been bought by Motorola. The second-biggest mobile phone ...

Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. Motorola on Tuesday made an agreed bid for Symbol Technologies that values the bar-code scanner and handheld PC ...

In a bid to extend its reach further into the enterprise marketplace, Motorola has agreed to buy Symbol Technologies in a deal worth around US$3.9 billion. Symbol’s products include a range of mobile ...

Instead, if you tell the Bloomie's salesperson what shoe you like, he or she will simply swipe a Symbol Technologies wireless bar-code scanner over the display pair, enter your shoe size, and send a ...

Motorola on Tuesday said it had agreed to buy Symbol Technologies, a maker of bar code- and inventory-scanning technology, for about $3.9 billion in cash to expand its opportunities with corporate ...

NEW YORK: Motorola Inc. on Tuesday said it agreed to buy Symbol Technologies Inc., a maker of bar code and inventory scanning technology, for about $3.9 billion to boost sales of wireless handheld ...

Motorola’s purchase of Symbol, which it bought last month for US$3.9 billion (see IT Weekly, 23-29 September 2006) has the potential to be beneficial in the long term, but could prove challenging in ...

Sure, a bar code reader lacks the “wow” appeal of a sleek cell phone, but Motorola Inc. needs gadgets to beef up sales to business, too, not just consumers. Hence, Motorola’s announcement Tuesday that ...

Seeking to bolster its position in mobile computing at big companies, wireless giant Motorola said Tuesday that it will purchase Symbol Technologies for $3.9 billion, or $15 per share in cash.