Motorola Inc., which is introducing 20 new cell phones as it tries to avoid slipping to No. 3 in the market, signaled its confidence Wednesday for strong holiday sales and said there are no further product delays in sight.

A year ago, Motorola’s holidays were spoiled by a parts shortage and resulting shipment delays that kept some of its first camera phones—already behind its competitors’—from being available during the biggest season for cell-phone sales.

It was announced today that Apple and Cisco have resolved their differences about the use of the name iPhone.

The problems arose when Steve Jobs announced the release of the Apple iPhone at the MacWorld convention. Cisco immediately came forward and claimed that they owned the trademark for the iPhone. They intended to distribute and Internet phone with that name.

While many of the terms of their agreement have been kept confidential, they have publicly stated that they can both use the name iPhone to market separate products.