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                              FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Contact:  Susan Gordon (212) 702-4309

            CARL ICAHN RESPONDS TO MOTOROLA'S LETTER TO STOCKHOLDERS

New York, NY, May 2, 2007 - Carl C. Icahn today made the following  statement to
fellow Motorola  (NYSE:  MOT)  stockholders in response to Motorola's  letter to
stockholders dated May 1, 2007:

Motorola's  selective  representation  regarding share performance over the past
few years does not tell the story.  Motorola stockholders deserve candor. Let us
compare the following representations,  both statements are facts, however in my
opinion only one accurately reflects reality.

IN ITS MAY 1 LETTER THE MOTOROLA'S BOARD SAYS:

"Since April 2003,  Motorola has achieved 30% annualized  returns.  Said another
way,  $100  invested in Motorola  common  stock on April 25, 2003 would be worth
over $280 today.*"

ICAHN SAYS:

"Since  December 3, 2004 (the first trading day following  the  distribution  of
Freescale shares) MOTOROLA HAS ACHIEVED NEGATIVE 0.3% ANNUALIZED  RETURNS.  Said
another way, $100 invested in Motorola common stock on December 3, 2004 would be
worth  $99.28  today.  Over  the past 2 1/2  years  shareholder  value  has been
destroyed."

There are two reasons why Motorola's statement does not tell the story

First,  in its May 1 letter  Motorola  takes full credit for the  performance of
Freescale  subsequent  to its  spin-off on December 3, 2004.  Let me tell you, I
wish I could take credit for the stocks or businesses that trade up after I sell
or spin them off. I doubt that any of you include the increased  value of stocks
that you have sold when considering how well your portfolio is doing!  Secondly,
Motorola  selectively  chose a date of April 2003,  a date which  represented  a
share  price  near a 15 year low for the  stock  and 9 months  before  Ed Zander
joined the company. Why would Motorola choose to promote a statement in which it
takes credit for the performance of Freescale,  a company that Motorola's  board
and management played no role in post spin-off and choose an opportune date nine
months  before  Ed  Zander  joined  the  board?  If you  ask me  this  logic  is
ridiculous.

JUST LOOK AT NOKIA

When  compared  to its  chief  rival,  Motorola's  share  performance  since the
Freescale spin off has been anything but stellar. To put it in perspective, $100
invested  in Nokia  common  stock on December 3, 2004 would be worth $159 today,
60% more than a comparable investment in Motorola.

Looking to the past will not cure current ills

Motorola's destruction of $20 billion of market value over the last 6 months and
it's failure to create any improvement in share price over 2 1/2 years is, in my
opinion,  completely  unacceptable.  Despite these  results,  management and the
board have the  audacity to tell us how great they have done. A vote for me is a
vote  against  the  status  quo and a vote to  demand  that  management  and all
existing  board members focus on looking  forward to fix our business and accept
the current reality imposed by past mistakes.

Motorola stockholders need a strong voice

I hope  you  agree  with  me  that  Motorola's  stockholders  deserve  to have a
significant  stockholder  on the  board.  Let's  join  together  to add a strong
stockholder voice to Motorola.

I urge you to support my  election  to your  Board,  by voting on the GOLD proxy
card TODAY. If you have any questions about how to vote your shares, please call
the  firm  assisting  me  in  the   solicitation   of  proxies,   INNISFREE  M&A
INCORPORATED, TOLL-FREE, at (877) 825-8772.

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* In a  footnote  in its May 1,  2007  letter to you,  your  board  notes  that:
"Current value takes into account dividends and value of Freescale Semiconductor
shares  distributed  to  shareholders;  assumes all dividends  reinvested at the
market  closing price on day of payment;  value of FSL  represents  0.110415 FSL
shares per MOT share owned at December  2004  multiplied  by shares held at that
time multiplied by take private cash consideration of $40.00 per FSL share."



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