Zi Corp. stock soars on news of licence agreement with Nokia
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TORONTO (CP) - Shares of software developer Zi Corp. soared past their 52-week high Wednesday after the Calgary-based company announced it has licensed its text input technology to Nokia.
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Market share of the world's top cell  phone maker Nokia Oyj  is rising, industry analysts  said, after its closest rival Motorola Inc  warned  investors of a second-quarter loss and lower sales.
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Nokia, the world's largest mobile phone maker has signed two contracts worth over two billion euros (2.54 billion dollars) with Chinese companies China Mobile and PTAC.
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ZTE Corporation, the second largest telecoms equipment provider in China, made a strong debut in Hong Kong yesterday, showing a positive signal for big future debutants.
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Nokia&#39;s share of the mobile phone market edged back up above 30 percent in the third quarter, as global mobile phone sales jumped to 164.
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Stock futures rose on Monday, pointing to a higher market open, with technology stocks looking stronger after Nokia's (NOK1V.HE) chief executive voiced confidence in the mobile phone market.
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PARIS Global cellphone sales rose to record levels in the second quarter as Nokia clawed back some of its lost market share, according to figures released Thursday.
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U.S. stock futures gained ground  Monday morning, pointing to a higher market open, with  technology stocks looking stronger after Nokia's NOK1V.HE  chief executive voiced confidence in the mobile phone market.
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Nokia Siemens Networks  said  on Monday it had won an order worth $935 million from Kuwait  telecom operator Zain  to build second- and  third-generation mobile networks in Saudi Arabia.
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By MATTI HUUHTANEN    HELSINKI, Finland  -- Nokia said Thursday its third-quarter revenue and profits would be better than expected, citing an increase in mobile phone sales. The news pushed its shares up nearly 6.5 percent in trading...
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US stocks opened sharply higher on Monday, with technology stocks rising after Nokia&#39;s (NOK1V.HE: Quote, Profile, Research) chief executive voiced confidence in the mobile phone market and JP Morgan raised profit estimates for Intel
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Nokia said Thursday that it had extended its share of the global cellphone market to 40 percent in the fourth quarter as profit surged 44 percent on rising sales abroad.
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Nokia Siemens Networks  said on Monday it had won an order worth $935 million from telecom operator Zain  to build second- and third-generation mobile networks in Saudi Arabia.
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Nokia is blowing away its competition in the mobile handset market in large part due to its aggressive moves to address developing markets, like China, India and Africa.
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Nokia, the world's biggest mobile phone maker, reports surging profits as it takes market share from rivals.
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(InfoWorld) - Nokia Corp. is the latest investor to inject capital in a new venture for sharing pictures and videos on the Web. Through its venture capital unit Nokia Growth Partners, the Finnish manufacturer has invested an undisclosed sum in Kyte.tv, owned by Decentral.tv Corp., in a move to help users of its mobile phones consume, create and share media, the company said Tuesday. Nokia joins several other Kyte.tv investors, including the mobile subsidiary of Swisscom AG, the venture capital arm of German media company Verlagsgruppe Georg von Holzbrinck and investment company Atomico Investment Holdings Ltd., co-founded by Niklas ZennstrÃ¶m. A pioneer of peer-to-peer networking technology, ZennstrÃ¶m helped launch the VOIP (voice over Internet Protocol) company Skype Ltd. and, more recently, the Internet TV operator Joost NV. Launched earlier this year in San Francisco, Kyte.tv joins YouTube, MySpace, Slide and several other Web companies that permit users to generate content and share it with others. The site allows users to upload photographs or videos to create interactive TV channels, add music or text, then broadcast them from a mobile phone or PC to any Web site, blog, social network or mobile phone. Viewers can contribute to users' "channels" via live chat or ad hoc opinion polls. The channels can also be embedded on social network sites such as MySpace. While Swisscom aims to offer Kyte.tv as a feature on its mobile phone service and Holzbrinck plans to add the service to its electronic media distribution network, Nokia provided no specific details other than that the company hopes to help the Web startup "grow its audience globally."
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Handheld maker's revenue buoyed by strong sales of phones, other devices; after-hours shares fluctuate wildly.