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venturebeat.com - 10/29/2009

Nokia will invade U.S. market — will launch new phone with AT&T

— venturebeat.com — AT&T, the major U.S. phone operator, will launch a Nokia Symbian phone with a Qualcomm chip in... the U.S. market, an industry source close to Nokia has told VentureBeat. It’s just the latest in a wide front of attack the giant Finnish ... (more) Nokia will invade U.S. market — will launch new phone ...

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nokia.com - 10/28/2009

Nokia N97 gets even better with a new software update

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hardwaresphere.com - 10/27/2009

Nokia Illuvia – The Purple Driven Nokia Series

— hardwaresphere.com — Nokia has just released a purple-ish series onto their existing Nokia 5530 XpressMusic, Nokia 6700 and Nokia... 6303 phones by attaching the ‘Illuvia’ at the end of the model name. There is no further information why Nokia named it as Nokia Illuvia series, but this series did have a ... (more) Nokia Illuvia – The Purple Driven Nokia Series

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Price Wars Loom As Mobile Phone Market Edges Toward Recovery
paidContent — ... But while mobile phone shipments may be edging back up, not all is rosy for the industry, especially moving from the lucrative holiday season to the new year. As vendors pump out new models to keep up with the competion, the market faces a glut of phones. MKM Partners’ analyst Tero Kuittinen told Reuters, “In 2010, we are getting oversupply as the industry is emerging from a major volume decline. The danger here is that the cut-throat competition is going to blight the industry recovery.” ...

Price Wars Loom As Mobile Phone Market Edges Toward Recovery
mocoNews — ... But while mobile phone shipments may be edging back up, not all is rosy for the industry, especially moving from the lucrative holiday season to the new year. As vendors pump out new models to keep up with the competion, the market faces a glut of phones. MKM Partners’ analyst Tero Kuittinen told Reuters, “In 2010, we are getting oversupply as the industry is emerging from a major volume decline. The danger here is that the cut-throat competition is going to blight the industry recovery.” ...

Will Handset Makers Lose Their Grip on a Recovering Market? [GigaOM]
GigaOM Network — ... Deutsche Bank’s numbers mirror last week’s reports from IDC and Strategy Analytics that indicate the market is finally turning around. Strategy Analytics reported a 4 percent year-over-year drop in worldwide phone sales during the third quarter, and predicted a 3 percent annual increase during the fourth quarter. Much of the expected growth will come as phone makers slash prices to blow out older inventory and make room for newer, more lucrative hardware. Nokia cut prices across its portfolio a week ago, and Deutsche Bank reported a 1 ...