Nokia sees mobile market shrink
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Nokia sees powerful mobile future
Nokia sees powerful mobile future
02/18/2004 05:07 AMBBC Feb 18 2004 9:05AM GMT
JAVAONE - Nokia sees progress next year
for mobile apps
JAVAONE - Nokia sees progress next year
for mobile apps
06/30/2004 05:53 PMSAN FRANCISCO - Nokia Corp. expects work to be wrapped up early next
year on a new Java standard that should make it easier to manage
business and consumer applications on mobile phones and other wireless
devices, Nokia's chief technology officer said Wednesday.
HP sees market for mobile Linux
HP sees market for mobile Linux
09/02/2004 12:13 PMNokia Takes Second Crack at Mobile
Gaming Market (Reuters)
Nokia Takes Second Crack at Mobile
Gaming Market (Reuters)
04/14/2004 02:10 AMReuters - The world's largest cellphone maker
Nokia launched its second gaming phone on Wednesday, seeking to
bounce back from a failed first attempt to crack the
fast-growing mobile gaming market.
Windows Desktop Market Share to Shrink
to 58 Percent by 2007?
Windows Desktop Market Share to Shrink
to 58 Percent by 2007?
04/27/2004 11:32 AMIDC research is claiming that by 2007, Windows will constitute a much
more modest 58 percent of the client-operating system market.
Nokia sees sunnier earnings in Q3
Nokia sees sunnier earnings in Q3
09/09/2004 12:21 PMThe Register Sep 9 2004 4:04PM GMT
Nokia sees rise in handset sales
Nokia sees rise in handset sales
09/09/2004 12:47 PMThe mobile phone giant says its next results will now be better than
expected, thanks to a boost in handset sales.
Nokia Sees Weak Profits, Shares Hammered
Nokia Sees Weak Profits, Shares Hammered
04/16/2004 10:18 PMBoston Globe Apr 17 2004 1:42AM GMT
Nokia Sees Weak Profits, Share Hammered
(Reuters)
Nokia Sees Weak Profits, Share Hammered
(Reuters)
04/16/2004 08:52 AMReuters - Mobile phone maker Nokia warned of
another tough quarter on Friday as cheaper, funkier phones from
competitors eat into its market lead, sending its shares
sharply lower.
LXE Continues to Gain Market Share in
the Fully Ruggedized Mobile Computing
Market
LXE Continues to Gain Market Share in
the Fully Ruggedized Mobile Computing
Market
09/08/2004 02:54 AMLXE Inc., a leading manufacturer of rugged wireless computers that
improve the performance of supply-chain execution applications,
reports today that Venture Development Corporation’s recent Enterprise
Mobility Report verifies LXE’s worldwide market share leadership
position in the combined “fully rugged”, hand held and vehicle-mounted
wireless computer category. [PRWEB Sep 8, 2004]
Nokia sees global handset sales up 15
percent to 600 million in 2004 (AFP)
Nokia sees global handset sales up 15
percent to 600 million in 2004 (AFP)
06/14/2004 08:26 AMAFP - Nokia, the world's leading mobile phone maker, said the global
handset market would see a brisk growth of 15 percent this year,
reaching a total volume of 600 million units, but it admitted it was
uncertain how many of those would bear its name.
Xybernaut and Stargate Mobile Deliver
Mobile/Wireless Computing for
After-Market and OEM Automotive
Industries
Xybernaut and Stargate Mobile Deliver
Mobile/Wireless Computing for
After-Market and OEM Automotive
Industries
01/03/2005 11:56 AMInvestors Business Daily Jan 3 2005 3:43PM GMT
JABRA Bluetooth headset and i-mate
Pocket PC now offered as one complete
mobile solution for GCC mobile market
JABRA Bluetooth headset and i-mate
Pocket PC now offered as one complete
mobile solution for GCC mobile market
05/12/2004 04:00 AMAME Info May 12 2004 8:09AM GMT
US sees growth in CD sales market
US sees growth in CD sales market
01/06/2005 09:46 AMR&B star Usher leads a rise in CD sales in the US, despite the growing
popularity of music downloads.
Intel sees big opportunities in Saudi
market
Intel sees big opportunities in Saudi
market
07/11/2004 06:38 AMMena Report Jul 11 2004 11:13AM GMT
Nortel sees slower-than-market growth in
Q3
Nortel sees slower-than-market growth in
Q3
09/16/2004 03:26 PMNortel Networks Corp. expects its revenue in the third quarter to fall
below the previous quarter's estimated number and for its full-year
2004 revenue to grow slower than the overall communications equipment
industry, the company said in a statement Thursday.
Nokia loses out in handset market
Nokia loses out in handset market
06/08/2004 05:59 AMThe mobile phone market leader sees its market share eaten away by
rivals, despite strong world demand for new handsets.
Nokia loses market share
Nokia loses market share
12/08/2003 08:10 AMScotsman Online Dec 8 2003 6:43AM ET
Nokia sings the mid market blues
Nokia sings the mid market blues
06/08/2004 03:41 PMConfirms market share collapse
Nokia Plans Three New Phones for the
U.S. Market
Nokia Plans Three New Phones for the
U.S. Market
03/14/2005 06:26 PMNokia on Monday announced the plans of making three new phones for the
U.S. Market in hope of increasing its share of the US market. They
also said that they hope to sell the phones in Mexico, Argentina, and
Brazil.
The phones will be based on a wireless technology used by Verizon
Wireless and Sprint Mobile, CDMA. Nokia says that they plan to sell
one of the phones through Virgin Mobile, but have not given details
about their plans with Verizon and Sprint. Cingular Wireless and
T-Mobile don't look like they will be in on the plans because of their
GSM Technology. Nokia has had less success in the US due to the
standard US wireless technology, GSM.
Nokia plans to sell its new 6155i CDMA phone in the fourth quarter.
The 6155i offers a fold-over cover, built-in zoom lens camera (which
supports streaming video), and GPS applications. The 3155 CDMA phone
also plans to go on sale with the 6155i in the fourth quarter. The
3155 CDMA also offers a fold-over case with extra memory for storign
pictures, along with integrated FM Radio. Both phones are expected to
cost $100 to $250, a middle-tier price range described by Nokia.

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Study sees decline in global handset
market
Study sees decline in global handset
market
06/22/2005 02:56 AMThe global handset market will slow down, so companies must target
new demographics and create innovative marketing strategies for
existing users, according to a new study by consultancy Frost &
Sullivan.

Although the total number of mobile handsets sold is expected to
rise, the average price of each unit is expected to fall as vendors
aim at emerging markets. Overall, worldwide revenues are projected to
fall by nearly 16 percent by the end of the decade -- from $126.28
billion in 2004 to $106.59 billion in 2010.
The study, which described the current era in the handheld industry
as one of "transition," offered suggestions to help handset companies
attempt to turn the trend around. One way for the industry to gain
revenue is to market newer and more expensive technology to existing
handheld users, Frost & Sullivan said. For instance, the "smart
phone," which includes a mobile phone, a PDA (personal digital
assistant), and a notebook computer all in one, could appeal to
current and former users because such a device is easier to carry than
several different devices.
Another important move for mobile handheld device companies is to
market toward the technology friendly youth market. Young people
between the ages of 13 and 25 offer a lucrative revenue stream and the
youth market represents demand for a variety of applications such as
downloading ringtones, text messaging and interactive gaming. In fact,
youths' downloading of ringtones accounts for the majority of the
industry's current revenue.
But perhaps more important is another universal characteristic
young customers in particular represent -- the demand for similar
quality in wireless devices as in the wired Internet and the
unwillingness to settle for less, the study said.
The study, which surveyed hundreds of companies, added that the
industry should be -- and is -- turning its focus to emerging markets
around the world. By moving production facilities to new regions that
will soon experience greater wireless penetration the companies will
be able to save on production costs and create proximity to the
untapped markets.
The study suggested that though revenues are expected to decline,
consumer electronics is still shifting more and more toward mobile
devices. It hinted that the handheld industry will have a chance to
capitalize as long as companies aggressively explore markets and
demographics and respond quickly to the customers' need for
personalized and integrated wireless equipment.
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Nokia Aims New Models at the Midprice
Market
Nokia Aims New Models at the Midprice
Market
06/14/2004 11:03 PMNokia, the world's biggest maker of mobile phones, announced an effort
to win back customers and build up its crumbling share of the market.
Nokia Plans Three New Phones for U.S.
Market (Reuters)
Nokia Plans Three New Phones for U.S.
Market (Reuters)
03/14/2005 05:09 PMReuters - Nokia (NOK1V.HE), the world's
biggest mobile phone maker, said on Monday it was introducing
three new phones for the United States this year in a bid to
increase its share of that market.
Nokia, Motorola recapture market share
Nokia, Motorola recapture market share
11/05/2003 02:31 PMZDNet Nov 5 2003 1:26PM ET
Nokia at 13-Month Low on Market Woes
(Reuters)
Nokia at 13-Month Low on Market Woes
(Reuters)
04/29/2004 11:58 AMReuters - Shares in the world's largest mobile
phone maker Nokia (NOK1V.HE) hit a 13-month low on Thursday as
new data showed hungry rivals were battering its market share.
Nokia Dials in Fresh Market Outlook
Nokia Dials in Fresh Market Outlook
06/15/2004 05:56 PMInternet News Jun 15 2004 9:45PM GMT
No diversification plans into enterprise
market, say Nokia
No diversification plans into enterprise
market, say Nokia
11/06/2003 12:19 PMComputer Weekly Nov 6 2003 11:15AM ET
Nokia to launch 7610 in the Indian
market
Nokia to launch 7610 in the Indian
market
08/29/2004 05:10 AMTechTree Aug 29 2004 8:41AM GMT
Nokia steadies in booming phone market
Nokia steadies in booming phone market
09/02/2004 05:54 AM620 million phones this year
Nokia, Motorola regain market share
Nokia, Motorola regain market share
11/05/2003 01:24 PMStrong demand for new handsets helped the top mobile phone makers
reclaim market share in the third quarter, which they had lost to
Asian vendors in the first quarter, a report says.
Motorola sees rising handset market
share in Europe
Motorola sees rising handset market
share in Europe
05/28/2004 04:57 AMForbes May 28 2004 7:58AM GMT
Former CIA chief sees need for greater
network resilience, market incentives
Former CIA chief sees need for greater
network resilience, market incentives
10/29/2003 06:03 PMThe war on terrorism is a long way from over, says former CIA director
James Woolsey, and much remains to be done to bolster the security of
critical systems in the U.S.
Nokia dominating smart-phone market,
study says
Nokia dominating smart-phone market,
study says
06/01/2004 10:26 AMNokia 1100 is the best fone in d moblie
market if v talk of
Nokia 1100 is the best fone in d moblie
market if v talk of
09/19/2004 11:18 AMTechTree Sep 19 2004 2:50PM GMT
Nokia Launches Two Phones for Asian
Market (Reuters)
Nokia Launches Two Phones for Asian
Market (Reuters)
04/28/2004 05:57 AMReuters - The world's largest mobile telephone
maker, Nokia (NOK1V.HE), launched on Wednesday two phones aimed
at the booming Asia-Pacific markets and said it would set up a
research and development facility in India.
Nokia dominating smart phone market,
study says
Nokia dominating smart phone market,
study says
06/01/2004 08:54 AMNokia Q3 sales leap, market share drops
Nokia Q3 sales leap, market share drops
12/05/2003 07:50 AMSiemens bounces back
SamsungCordless Sees Strong Market for
Long Range Cordless Phones
SamsungCordless Sees Strong Market for
Long Range Cordless Phones
03/19/2005 02:20 AMThis US-based maker has years of manufacturing experience in the radio
communication market. SamsungCordless has been for over a decade a
specialist on radio communication products. It produces long-range
cordless phones and digital satellite receivers, with the former being
the core product line. The company's vision and market plans for 2005
seem bright. [PRWEB Mar 18, 2005]
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