40 New SmartPhones of Nokia are ready to Market in 2011, Why are they No One ...

is 40 New Nokia SmartPhones ready to Market in 2011, Why are they not of Windows 7 Phone? Nokia is trying to restore power in the global handset market. Absolutely, Finnish companies have set up about 40 phone models in 2011 to sail it. Nokia says that from the 40 models they plan to launch, it is about 30% of the types of smartphones. Unfortunately, no mention of any mobile phone models like Nokia will be taken later. However, D. Shiva Kumar, Vise President \\ u0026amp, managing director of Nokia India that the aggressiveness of the new Nokia will be seen in the middle of April. CEO Stephen Elop Nokia said that from a season of mobile phones in 2011 is higher, there is still no Nokia mobile phone that carries Windows Phone 7.Therefore, the result of a collaboration between Nokia phones and Microsoft's new plan will be present in the year 2012 . It is, Nokia still rely on the Symbian platform in 2011 as this one.
Because, according to IDC analyst institution they considered overwhelmed, especially in the smart phone sector, which is filled with strong playing sort of Apple iPhone, BlackBerry RIM, and Android phones range from different suppliers.
In addition, in some countries, Nokia has also been challenged not less powerful than the mobile-phone invasion of China and local brands.
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