Daylife Select
A point & click tool to create dynamic content portals. Learn More »
Samsung has the first-mover advantage, but Nokia wants to catch up fast The price war in the touch screen mobile phone market in India has just begun. Full Article at Business Standard
Related Articles
-
Samsung posted a profit of about $3.14 billion for the third quarter, thanks to gains in its chip business, and the success of its mobile phone division. Full Article at TechWeb
-
The price war in the touch screen mobile phone market in India has just begun. While Samsung has created a stir with Corby, which it launched a few weeks ago, Nokia is planning to catch up fast with the 5230 and 5530 models. Full Article at Rediff
-
Samsung extends reach to youth audience with launch of the Corby Family which aims to deliver stylish devices to support the highly connected lifestyles of today's younger mobile users. Full Article at AME Info
-
By Gustav Sandstrom Mobile handset makers Nokia Corp. and Sony Ericsson are hoping that new high-end products over the holiday season will help them lift profit margins amid intensifying competition.The economic slowdown and sluggish consumer spending... Full Article at Wall Street Journal
