Thursday, February 2, 2012

World's Top Three Phone Makers: Nokia, Samsung and Apple ...

e Jobs once said Apple hoped to claim 1 percent of the world's mobile phone market. Today, it's got more than 8 percent.
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Sony And Nokia Struggle, Apple Sells More Phones Than Ever

's Earnings; Apple Is Now the Third Biggest Phone Manufacturer; Nokia Expects Slow Recovery in 2012.
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Nokia fans queue 8 hours in Finland to get their hands on the Nokia ...

Nokia Lumia 800 has finally arrived in its home town, which is of course not Seattle but Finland. The handset was finally released there yesterday, and was heralded by midnight store openings for enthusiastic Nokia fans who had queued ...
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Nokia: It's 'Completely Obvious' We'll Be in the Top 3

By BRIAN X. CHEN | February 2, 2012, 2:12 pm Nokia's earnings may be hurting as it works to build up its partnership with Microsoft, but Jorma Ollila, the company's chairman, believes everything will work out in the long term.

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Windows Phone 8 Apollo detailed by SVP

A video appears to have been leaked which depicts none other than Windows Phone manager and senior vice president Joe Blfiore, this video intended for Nokia's eyes only and to show off Windows Phone 8. This newest update is what we've been calling ...

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Wednesday, February 1, 2012

Nokia revamp to hurt most of 2012 results-Chairman

HELSINKI (Reuters) - Nokia's major revamp, which includes a deal to start using Microsoft Corp software for its smartphones, will impact earnings of the Finnish handset maker through most of this year, Chairman Jorma Ollila said on Wednesday.

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Nokia revamp will hurt most of 2012 results - chairman

By Tarmo Virki | HELSINKI (Reuters) - A major revamp at Nokia that includes a deal to use Microsoft Corp software in its smartphones will impact the earnings of the Finnish handset maker throughout most of this year, Chairman Jorma Ollila said on ...

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