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December 11th, 2007, 06:26 PM

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Nokia pushes to regain US sales lead

"...Nokia has an uncharacteristically weak position in the United
States. It was a leader there but lost ground after failing to match
popular products like Motorola’s Razr phone. Its market share, 28
percent five years ago, is now barely 10 percent..."

NY Times article: http://easyurl.net/7f3

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