Cell phone shipments may hit 1B in 2006 AP via Yahoo! News
Cell phone shipments rose 21 percent in the third quarter, putting the industry within reach of exceeding 1 billion mobile phones worldwide this year, the technology research firm IDC reported Thursday.
Nokia, Ericsson Face Off Unstrung.com
Consensus estimates indicate that Espoo, Finland-based Nokia, which has maintained its position as the No. 1 maker of mobile phones in the world despite challenges from flashy new devices made by Motorola Inc.
Nokia and Motorola's Earnings Seesaw BusinessWeek
Finnish mobile phone maker Nokia got some advance relief after its U.S. rival announced lower-than-expected earnings
Nokia and Motorola on Earnings Seesaw? BusinessWeek Online via Yahoo! UK & Ireland Finance
Finnish mobile phone maker Nokia got some advance relief after its U.S. rival announced lower earnings
Another Music Phone? Yawn BusinessWeek Online via Yahoo! UK & Ireland Finance
What if Apple made a cell phone and no one cared? Talk of the elusive iPhone heats up again, but analysts see marketplace obstacles
Nokia Completes Loudeye Acquisition AP via Yahoo! Finance
Finnish cell-phone maker Nokia Inc. on Monday said it completed its acquisition of digital music distributor Loudeye Corp.
Motorola 3Q profits drop 45 percent AP via Yahoo! News
Motorola Inc., the world's second-largest cell-phone maker behind Finland's Nokia Corp., reported a 45 percent decline in third-quarter profit Tuesday on revenue that came in well below analysts' expectations. Its after-hours stock price tumbled.
Motorola Earnings Fall 45 Percent AP via Yahoo! Finance
Motorola Inc., the world's second-largest cell-phone maker behind Finland's Nokia Corp., reported a 45 percent decline in third-quarter profit Tuesday on revenue that came in well below analysts' expectations.
Aftermarket Movers: Motorola Sinks AP via Yahoo! Finance
A steady stream of earnings reports released after the market closed fueled intense trading in Tuesday's late session. Shares of Motorola Inc., the second-largest cell phone maker behind Nokia Corp., fell in after-hours trading after company reported disappointing third-quarter results.
Motorola Q3 net dips 45% NDTV Profit
Motorola Inc, the world's second-largest cell-phone maker behind Finland's Nokia Corp, reported a 45 per cent decline in third-quarter profit on revenue that came in well below analysts' expectations.