Nokia @ The China Perspective

Nokia is a leading GSM network supplier in the Chinese market, with over 20 provincial customers. With close to 100 customers for its mobile softswitching, Nokia has delivered the majority of the world\'s commercial 3GPP-compliant mobile softswitching, and to date has installed 20 million lines in the China area.

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	China mobile handset sales down 14.6% in Q2 September 17,2008 By STAFF EDITOR Tianjin’s mobile handset capacity doubled to 200m pa August 21,2008 By STAFF EDITOR Mobile handset sales brisk in 1H August 12,2008 By STAFF EDITOR TD Tech launches energy-efficient telecoms solution July 16,2008 By STAFF EDITOR Huawei looking to sell mobile handset division: Rumor June 20,2008 By STAFF EDITOR Warburg Pincus invests in mobile handset maker May 23,2008 By STAFF EDITOR Nokia backs China’s 3G standard despite bankruptcy of key chip developer May 14,2008 By STAFF EDITOR Nokia unveils new China head office April 22,2008 By STAFF EDITOR 40m mobile handsets sold in Q4 February 04,2008 By STAFF EDITOR Amoi expects US$63m loss for 2007 January 03,2008 By STAFF EDITOR 1 2 3 4 5	Nokia is a leading GSM network supplier in the Chinese market, with over 20 provincial customers. With close to 100 customers for its mobile softswitching, Nokia has delivered the majority of the world\'s commercial 3GPP-compliant mobile softswitching, and to date has installed 20 million lines in the China area. Today’s Daily Briefs E-Mail Sign up for a roundup of the day’s top stories, sent every day. MOST POPULAR Flat panel TV production up 42% Disney launches English language school in Shanghai M&A activity down in Q3 Bosch to sink additional US$1.17b into China Airbus may cooperate with China’s jumbo jet maker One-third of users access internet through mobile phone Shenzhen to spend US$439m on software base Ship export earnings up 61% through July Profits slashed at chemical maker amid rising costs Shenzhen-listed firms buy assets worth $3.25b in 1H Go to Complete List >

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