Symbian grabs bigger market share

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Nokia Corp.'s Symbian Ltd., Microsoft Corp., and PalmSource Inc. compete to be industry's top supplier of software for hand-held devices and smart phones. While Symbian Ltd. has widen ed its lead over Microsoft, PalmSource's share has fallen in relation to both its competitors.

Finland, Telephone and telegraph apparatus, Canada, Prepackaged software, Software Publishers, Sales & consumption, Market share, Communication Software Pkgs, Shipments data, Parent-to-subsidiary activities, Subsidiary-to-parent activities, Computer software industry, Software industry, Microsoft Corp., Telecommunications equipment industry, Nokia Corp., NOK, MSFT, Telecommunications software, Research in Motion Ltd., Company market share, Symbian Ltd., Market size, Communications software, BBS software, Subsidiaries, divisions and units

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Generation next?

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The article discusses how some big mistakes are threatening to eradicate Europe's lead in wireless communications. The manufacturers of third-generation networks think that their long-delayed new technology will help Europe win the fight against the U.S. and Japan.

Europe, Telecommunications, Telephone Communication, Financial analysis

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New rivals invade telecom market

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Major retailers and banks are expanding into the United Kingdom telecommunications market. Banks and retailers have a massive customer base as they try to sell telephone services in the country.

Banking Institutions, Depository Credit Intermediation, Wired Telecommunications Carriers, COMMUNICATION, Communications, Broadcasting and Telecommunications, Retail Trade, Telephone Communications, DEPOSITORY INSTITUTIONS, Telephone communications, exc. radio, Services information, Services, Retail industry, Banks (Finance), Telephone services, Communications industry

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