Offering a treat to Vodafone and Airtel consumers, Nokia allow them to download worldwide content from its store and pay in form of monthly mobile phone bills, or from the pre-paid balance.
Nokia India Mobile Company announced partnerships with Bharti Airtel and Vodafone mobile operators to offer billing solutions from the Nokia Store to their customers. Read more
At this time when a big range of Smartphone has unveiled in the market, the telecom company Nokia has launched its new web-enabled phone Asha 202, best under the budget buy with fast network accessibility.
The new Asha 202 that is available just at Rs 4,149, completely under the user’s budget – features web browsing, social networking, gaming and entertainment with high usage of data on the device, making much cheaper. Read more
Now Indian users of Nokia who are being served with its financial services, has to been disgrace because it is likely to go for closing down Nokia Money service that runs in India.
The company announced, “The mobile financial services business is not core to Nokia so we plan to exit the business.”
Further it said that the company wanted to continue to narrow its focus on its phone business and location-based services that much appreciated by Indian customers.
Leading with restrict business model in India, Nokia plans to exit its financial services as one of the major business opportunities in the wireless industry that has become a big business only in Kenya and the Philippines. Read more
Fresh technology news reveals that the mobile market in India is growing and 12 percent growth reported in the mobile phones shipment in the last quarter to hit the mark of 47.04 million units.
Every year, there is a 13.8 percent growth to the International Data Corporation’s (IDC) in the third quarter of this year, issued by Mobile Phone Trackers.
Talking to media, Deepak Kumar, Research Director at IDC, India said, “Notwithstanding a sharp decline in the mobile service subscription adds during July-Sept 2011, the mobile phone shipments witnessed a spurt, as vendors built channel inventories ahead of a long festival season. Dual-SIM handset shipments were notable with a sequential growth of 25.2% over the previous quarter.”
Meanwhile, Nokia reported a huge growth in the overall mobile phone shipments during the third quarter by 6.8 percent as compared to the last quarter, while another market leader Samsung reported a flat growth of 5 percent in the same period.
During the third quarter of this year, Nokia had 31.8 percent of the mobile phones shipment share, Samsung is second with 17.5 percent. In the smartphone market, Nokia leads once again with total share of 35.3%, but Samsung came closer at 26%. Read more
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