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July 13, 2015
July 10, 2015
Microsoft to layoff 7,800 as a result of restructuring its mobile business
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Microsoft is on a layoff path once again as it tries to restructure and refocus on its mobile business that will lead to “up to” 7,800 job cuts, “primarily in the phone business,” and plans to “restructure the company’s phone hardware business to focus and align resources.”Microsoft meanwhile is set to launch its latest OS by July end, and it knows that ” as a company it need react quickly if it needs to ” compete against the runaway success of Android Microsoft recently merged its software and hardware divisions, a move designed to create a greater synergy between its hardware and software (Windows).
June 16, 2015
Nokia 920 : 5 things you dint know about this phone
5 things you dint know about the Nokia 920 Phone
1)The cameras of Nokia 920 front and side buttons are made from an incredibly hard substance called zirconium. Both are scratch and dirt resistant.
2)The Lumia 920 uses floating lens technology, which means less camera shake and eventually the better quality of the picture it takes’
3)The Lumia 920 is a Dual-LED flash, means the light on the subject illuminates better, and its evenly distributed all round. Consider a surround sound system.. which essential ensures that the sound gets distributed through out.
4)Nokia Lumia directly enables all images to save across Microsoft photo app SkyDrive , thereby you can show them now on any web enabled tablet, laptop or PC. Additionally it offers you based on your choice when you can upload these pics, during charging the device or during wi fi.This can save your bandwidth and battery as well.
5)The Lumia 920 also makes it easier to save info from the web, by giving you the option to take screenshots. Simultaneously press the power key and Windows key and your Lumia will take a screenshot of your display and save it in the gallery.
March 11, 2015
December 25, 2014
With Net sales of 43billion euros Nokia manage 14% global share

via Statista
Global market share held by Nokia in the mobile device market
13.9%
Nokia Net Sales from 2009 to 2013:42.45 billion euros.
Number of Nokia smartphones shipped worldwide : 8.8million
Nokia’s expenditure on research and development 2.62billion
Nokia Net Sales from 2009 to 2013:42.45 billion euros.
Number of Nokia smartphones shipped worldwide : 8.8million
Nokia’s expenditure on research and development 2.62billion
October 18, 2014
Is Micromax India’s next Huawei ?! Commands 35% market share across feature and smart handsets
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Indian Mobile Handset Market Share :Big gains for Indian local assemblers Micromax and Karbon as Feature Phones Users shifs to Smartphones
- Total Handset Shipments Indian local Mobile Manufacturers are doing well in trying to replicate the Chinese Mobile Handset manufacturing Story in their country. Local mobile assemblers ,lead by Micromax, at number one along with Karbonn Lava and others have managed to capture a market share of around 35% of the total handset shipments in that nation . Total handset shipments Includes both feature as well as smartphones
- The Feature phone segment led by Micromax and Nokia with approx 14% each, followed by Karbonn with 11%.Not Surprisingly as Samsung does not cater to this non smartphone segment, its share was 8%
- In Smartphones : Samsung outplayed everyone else in the market with 25.3% marketshare while Micromax stunned and surprised many analysts and industry with its best ever and first ever performance garnering an impressive 19.1% marketshare in one of the most competitive industry. Karbonn and Motorola garnered around 5% each and Nokia’s smartphone marketshare in a country which it virtually ruled a decade ago tumbled to an all time low with just 4%
May 21, 2014
Out of 42.8 Mn Mobile Phones Sold Online In China ,40% market share is held by Xiaomi and Samsung
42.8 Mn Mobile Phones Sold Online In China In 2013 — China Internet Watch: “The ranking of online mobile phone sales volume in main B2C platforms (Xiaomi official website excluded) in 2013 showed that Samsung led the online market with 20% share, if Xiaomi official website included, Xiaomi ranked the top with 23.9%, Samsung dropped to the second with 16%.”
January 30, 2014
Why Google Re Sold Motorola at a $7billion Loss to Lenevo
By selling Motorola, Google is shifting to what it does best and is an acknowledgment that Google is better off focusing on its core competencies — making software and selling ads — particularly as the profit margins for phones are shrinking all across the world
Its the end of the Google’s Tryst with Motorola Mobility”.Motorola has just been jettisoned and dumped by Google, which the Search Giant acquired 2 years ago for a record $12.6 billion .
Motorola’s new parent will be Lenevo ,who paid $ 2.9 billion to Google for buying off the earstwhile Mobile Giant . So does that mean that Google failed to integrate Motorala’s patents and its hardware Legacy ecosystem? Does this also signal the end of ” Google’s Mobile Web Initiatives to take over the ” Mobile OS/.HS specially the hardware ( operating system and Hardware)
However Industry experts remain baffled about Google selling Motorola phone business to Lenovo for $2.9 billion – “Google is selling Motorola’s smartphone business to Lenovo for $2.9 billion, a price that makes Google’s biggest acquisition look like its most expensive mistake according to a tech journal
The sell off allows ” Google ” clear the financial mess headache that has plagued the internet company since buying Motorola Mobility for $12.4 billion in 2012.However Google is also keeping most of the patents that came with the Motorola purchase.
In the “Meantime “Motorola has lost nearly $2 billion since Google took over, while trimming its workforce from 20,000 to 3,800.
Google had previously sold company’s set-top operations last year to Arris Group Inc. for $2.35 billion. Google is also keeping most of the patents that came with the Motorola purchase.
August 11, 2013
Chart of The Day: How 3 Years Changed the Nokia Story
You will find more statistics at Statista
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This statistic shows the number of Nokia mobile devices sold worldwide each year from 2005 to 2012. In 2008, Nokia sold 468.4 million mobile devices worldwide. By 2012, this number was down to 335.6 million. |