Garmin and Dell in Cells

As I just mentioned moments ago... Everyone seems to think the cell phone business is a great one to be in. Apple, Google and now Garmin and Dell. A strange time indeed for Motorola to be getting out.

Then again, if they haven't been able to make it so far, perhaps another company will do a better job with their team of employees.
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