Mobile phone sales still booming
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Worldwide mobile phone sales rise 26% in the July to September quarter, driven by demand for new handsets.
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Robust demand for cheaper phones lifted third-quarter earnings and the better than expected results sent the companyâs shares sharply higher.
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Mobile phones are expected to generate more money this year than traditional fixed-line services for the first time due to surging demand in developing countries such as China, India and Russia, an annual industry report said.
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Global mobile phone sales grew by 35% in the second quarter of 2004 compared with the same period last year, according to market monitors Gartner.
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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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Numbers of people using hand-held mobile phones is believed to be rising again in spite of tough new legislation.
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India has become the fastest-growing cellular market in the world, adding 5.9 million subscribers in August and outstripping ChinaÂs increase of 5.19 million subscribers.
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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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The maker of mobile phones said a push into emerging markets drove handset sales to a record.
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Robust demand for cheaper phones boosted third-quarter earnings at Nokia Oyj, the world's biggest maker of mobile phones, with the better than expected result sending its shares sharply higher.
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LONDON, December 2  - Samsung Electronics (SSUN.FSE) has projected a significant increase in its mobile phone sale volumes and margins for 1Q05, after having emerged as the worldâs second largest seller of mobile handsets, ahead of
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Worldwide mobile phone sales surpassed 156.4m units in the second quarter of 2004, a 35 per cent increase on the second quarter of 2003, according to market research group Gartner, Inc.
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Nokia, the world's top cellphone  maker, reported a 57 percent rise in earnings per share in the  October-to-December quarter, with booming demand in emerging  markets boosting its global market share to 40 percent.
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Mobile phones in the UK celebrate their 10th anniversary - with almost 90% of Britons now owning a handset.
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Nokia holds on to its No. 1 position, as new buyers and upgraders stoke demand for handsets.
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GENEVA Dec 9, 2004 - Mobile phones are expected to generate greater revenue this year than traditional land lines with the nations of Africa, Asia and Latin America driving growth, a UN agency said Thursday.
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Samsung Electronics, the world's second-largest mobile phone maker, expects its handset sales to rise 16 per cent next year to more than 100m units.