Nokia Loses Huge Smartphone Market share To Apple And RIM
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Apple and RIM are catching up on Nokia according to research published by Analyst firm Canalys based on data gathered for Q3 2008 which shows that Nokia should be worried about the two companies. While the overall global shipment of Smartphones improved markedly in Q3, the three smartphones had varying fortunes. 40 million units were sold, or roughly one in every eight phones, a 28 percent jump over the Q3 2007 and the clearest indication that the market is...
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