Nokia today opened the virtual doors of the South African Nokia Music Store at music.nokia.co.za. The store offers millions of local and international tracks including Prime Circle, Karen Zoid, Proverb and Simphiwe Dana. The Nokia Music Store will also boast exclusive download rights for the Mnet Idols Season 5 winner track from Monday 4th May for 7 days. [Read more...]
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Nokia, the world’s largest mobile phone maker, has reported a 90% fall in profits for the first quarter of 2009.
The company said net profits sank to 122m euros ($160m; £108m) in the quarter, down from 1.2bn euros in the same period a year ago.
Sales were down by 27% to 9,28bn euros in the quarter from 12.7bn euros a year ago, Nokia said.
Last month, the company announced plans to shed 1,700 jobs worldwide as part of a major cost-cutting drive.
‘Tough environment’
Financial analysts said the results were not as bad as some had feared and Nokia’s share price rose 8%.
“Basically, the story to take away is it’s still been a very challenging quarter, but at least things didn’t get any worse, and I think that’s a good story,” said Caroline Milanesi an analyst at Gartner.
Its share of the global handset market was 37%, down from 39% in the same quarter a year ago, but stable from the fourth quarter.
“In what has been an exceptionally tough environment, we continue to invest in a focused manner in consumer internet services delivered across our broad portfolio of mobile devices,” chief executive Olli-Pekka Kallasvuo said.
“Combined these solutions will drive our future growth,” he added.
@via BBC
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