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November 11th, 2009
IPHONE IS KING!
Apple and iPhone have overtaken Nokia as the #1 global mobile handset company. Fast Company reports:
(Chart below courtesy of GigaOm.)
That’s an incredible feat (for Apple) and an incredible indication of mismanagement (for Nokia). The Finnish phone-maker shipped 60.9 million smartphones last year and holds onto nearly twice the marketshare of any other mobile phone maker. With roughly 44% of the market, you’d think they could make a few more bucks than Apple, which holds just about 10% of the market, depending on whose numbers you believe.
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