April 21, 2011 last updated at 12: 51 GMT investors have news like Nokia's presence will boost Nokia Smartphone market mobile phone manufacturer in the known, better than expected profit for the first three months of the year 2011, by 1% to 344 million euros (304 million pounds given has) was expected.
But its market share fell by 4% to 29% than cheaper rivals and ate the popularity of the competing of smartphones in Nokia's dominance.
Nokia also said that a long expected deal Smartphone technology with Microsoft develop it hit had.
Investors welcomed the news, sending Nokia shares by almost 3%.
Stephen Elop, Chief Executive, who said: "in the first quarter, we define our strategy to implement our strategy moved." "On this front, I am pleased to report that we our final with Microsoft and already our product design agreement and engineering work already in progress."
The Finnish company's slow response to the threat of smartphone from Apple's iPhone and BlackBerrymobile phones was an investor important concerns.
On Wednesday, Apple was a 95% increase in profits of the first quarter, and said that it had sold a record million 18.65 iPhones in the quarter.
Consultants of Strategy Analytics said that Apple Nokia had now overtaken respect as the world's largest cell phone vendor in revenue.
Despite relocation of 108.5 million mobile phones in the last quarter - almost six times the Apple sold - strategy says that the US companies revenue from its more expensive phones Shiits far his Finnish rival.
Continue reading the most important story Tim Weber, business editor, BBC News website
Nokia's new-ish Chief Executive Stephen Elop to facilitate that sales keep up pretty good.
If customers are not loyal to the brand if operators start on other mobile phone manufacturer, Nokia might decline fast and brutal.
It is maintained, a high market share significantly for Nokia until his technical turnaround takes. But, not before end of the year when the first Nokia phones, that the sports Microsoft's will be the market Windows phone 7, the operating system.
For mobile phones is that a delay half of a lifetime, given the current breakneck speed of innovation.
The figures also Nokia's Achilles heel: sold to mobile phones, Nokia is still a giant. Last quarter it sold 583% more phones than Apple. But its edges are very thin, and it is no wonder that Apple is now a major phone maker on revenue and profits.
Nokia is hoping, that it is the right decision for Microsoft of Google Android operating system for mobile phones bet placed.
In a report published on Thursday estimated strategy that Apple's iPhone wholesale at Division $11 billion (￡ 7 billion, EUR 8 billion) revenues were in the first quarter, to $9 billion for Nokia. "under control"
Nokia launches under the Microsoft deal with the US company instead of an own Symbian platform software on your Smartphone.
Nokia said that the deal will enable it to reduce annual costs of around EUR 1 billion.
Nokia Group sales increased euro by 9% to 10 40bn, while smartphone sales by 6% to 7 billion euro.
The company key telephone unit reported an operating profit margin of 9.8% for the period January-March well above the analysts forecast of 8.6%.
Nokia however said that for the full year would edges within a 6-9 to drop %.
"The agreement with Microsoft means that Nokia can now focus on execution, but margin underlines guide the tough times ahead as it changes the portfolio," said CCS insight analyst Geoff Blaber.
Despite declining Nokia's market share - for the first time for ten years it is less than 30% - Sami Sarkamies, analyst at Nordea, fallen, said: "The first quarter was very strong, much better than expected."
"It seems the situation is under control, there is no dramatic changes were," he added.
Apple (AAPL) and other consumer electronics manufacturers will generate by 2015, in growing demand to fill the gap between smartphones and laptops, devices 49 billion in computer tablet sales predicted analytical strategy.
Tablets are easily accessible to as many markets as companies such as Samsung Electronics (005930: KS), Motorola mobility Holdings (MMI), Hewlett-Packard (HPQ), and Dell (DELL) rush to "copycat" Apple iPad, according to research firm based in Boston. "The strategic trend here is for computing personal and mobile move from keyboards to touch screens, says Neil Mawston, analyst of analytical strategy." Competition is increasing, supply is increasing, this price should fall over time. ?
Rivals to Apple release their own devices Tablet-style to replicate the success of the iPad, which generated $ 9.6 billion in sales year since its inception in April 2010. In North America, Asia-Pacific and Western Europe represent great opportunities for suppliers of the Tablet, said analytical strategy. The Tablet may exceed all the other consumer electronic devices by the sale, except for the personal computers and televisions, she says.
The iOS of Apple software, which powers its iPhone and iPad, will be 69 per cent of the market this year, research firm Gartner said this month predicted that its share will decrease to 47% in 2015.
When compressed developers begin gears for devices more towards the creation of content of consumption, the market may extend "easily" beyond $ 49 billion, said Abhey Lamba, analyst of the International Strategy & Investment Group in New York. "At least for the next two years, you can assume that apple will be the leader," he said. "This will be a fast growing market and it will be many announcements in the next few years one or two, but very few of them will actually survive in the long term.".
While the Tablet price will be begin to decline in about two years, Lamba says, Apple "aggressive" pricing leaves little room for rivals significantly reduce prices.
"We want to introduce all our environmental technologies in China," said Mr Toyoda.
"Perfect platform"
Also the world's largest polluter has become along with the world's largest car market, China.
As the Government looks to lower emission levels in the country, are car manufacturers gearing up to supply the growing demand for environmentally friendly cars.
On Tuesday, Honda Motors Chief Executive Takanobu Ito planning company said production of electric cars in China start until next year.
Ford Motor also announced this year to introduce a test fleet of electric vehicles to the Chinese markers.
"With China to go green on the road with new energy vehicles with the aim of the country the perfect platform to showcase, Ford's technologies in the electrification plan," said Joe Hinrichs, Chief Executive of Ford China.
The push comes not only from international car manufacturer, but even domestic manufacturers.
Geely automobile and Dongfeng motor group have both said they are planning, production of electric and hybrid vehicles start to end of next year.
Dongfeng Motors stopped a goal of selling 100,000 electric cars by 2015.
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Microsoft has fought legal battles with officials in Europe and the United States over competition in the personal computer market. But now Microsoft is accusing Google of being anti-competitive. A complaint to the European Commission accuses Google of unfairly controlling the Internet search market in Europe.
Google is already talking to the commission about the issue and says it is happy to explain to anyone how its business works.
Google also faces other issues. Gmail users in China began reporting problems with Google's e-mail service in late February. The problems came as news of the revolutions in the Arab world filled the Internet and there were online calls for protests in China.
Google said the government was interfering with its e-mail service.
(SOUND)
Last week, Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Jiang Yu called the accusations unacceptable. But Google spokeswoman Jessica Powell said the company stood by its earlier comments.
JESSICA POWELL: "This is a government blockage, carefully designed to look like the problem is with Gmail."
Google is the world leader in Internet search. But in China, the biggest search engine is Baidu. And this week, China's largest Internet media company, Sina, dropped Google's search engine from its website. Sina says it is using its own technology.
An estimated four hundred fifty million Chinese are online -- about half of all Internet users in Asia.
Last year, Google said a cyberattack from China had attempted to get information from the Gmail accounts of human rights activists. Google also expressed concerns about censorship. So Google relocated its Chinese search engine from the mainland to Hong Kong.
The company is also facing new problems at home. A federal judge in New York has ruled against its plan to put millions of books online.
Google wants to create a digital library of all the world's books. It reached a one hundred twenty-five million dollar deal in two thousand eight with groups representing writers and publishers. Google agreed to create a system to pay copyright holders when their works are used online.
But Judge Denny Chin rejected the proposed settlement. He said it gives Google monopoly control of the book search market. But he left open the possibility for a new plan.
On a similar issue, Baidu says it has removed almost three million documents from its library. Writers have complained that Baidu did not have permission for their works to appear on its document-sharing site.
And that's the VOA Special English Economics Report, written by Mario Ritter and available online at voaspecialenglish.com. I’m Steve Ember.
Thanks Google as I have used its search engine for almost ten years. I hope Google will go well.
01-04-2011Jean
I use Google as my search engine. Its entry website is simple and easy to use. And it changes the images on its main page very often. They are cute and significant - an image today to celebrate Robert Bunsen's 200th birthday for example.
01-04-2011russell(U.S.)
Google doesn't block competition. They're just better than the competition. Microsoft is behind, for the first time in a long time; they just don't like it. Microsoft should know about blocking competition; however, they were never better than the competition. Are they saying google blocks (amused) bing? ha. They just steal google's results anyways. hahahha.
01-04-2011Winsor
Thank you, This is all about money and government regulations.
Sometimes Baidu is so bad, I still like google more.
01-04-2011C(Vietnam)
Google is the most effective search engine in my country. But it is not that i agree with the monopoly control in any forms. the monopoly has been happening in my country from petroleum, to electricity... and the farmer class are suffer most. Because it doesn't make the fairly competion in the ecomomy, and to lead the slackness in work. it would have been bad if it happened in administrative cite.
I don't know that Google's prospect of creating book market is likely to have exclusive possesion. there are Amazon and Apple. Is Googole user in Europe so many ?
I don't know the fact of the collision occurred between the Chinese goverment and Google, so I cann't make a comment about this. But on the issue of digital libary, I absolutely stand by the writers' side. Goole and Baidu have no rights to publish the books without authorization.
I use Google, Gmail, and Facebook every day, and I don't remember having any problems. I'm very satisfied with them. Also, I support Google's plan to create a digital library of all the world's books, because it would save time and money I spend going to bookstores, besides reducing the use of paper and energy resources required to produce it.
01-04-2011Josephat opio(Uganda)
No body should blame google,because they are still the best search engine. Keep it up with u good work.
01-04-2011
What is the topics ..?? Why I must hear Google in China ??
01-04-2011Gustavo Santos(Braz il)
Thanks a lot VOA Team!Mario Ritter, as always, great articles for us!And Steve Ember, fabulous voice!
i like to use Google search ,helping me find useful news and articles ;and sometimes it make me know about my country. support Google!
01-04-2011Boukari Coulibaly(Mali)
I am sad to hear microsoft saying that Google blocks something.Few years ago microsoft was blocking everything in world about PC software.Please let google doing his job.
goverment-sponsored baidu is bad,it always does what the dictator goverment wants it to do.it is just a dog raised by the chinese communist goverment. shame for you.
01-04-2011Rafael(Colombia)
thanks VOA! i learn more english everyday! the pronunciation is perfect!
It seems that there are a number of problems for Google ahead. Because there are only a few search engines in one country, without taking a measure, the company may dominate the market. Google is always a trailblazer such as putting books online. That's why the company faces those problems, I think.
Chinese government also block VOA just like google wonderful services. But you know, the most wonderful ability of Chinese is to get used to the government and find the new way to do what we want.We use VPN to check the site which blocked by government.
i use google, and i like google, because it has its advantages in some ways. however, we can't understand the real truth of google, or microsoft, or its relation with government as outsiders. i think we should keep an objective way to see this.
02-04-2011(BOTOT- VIETNAM)
google is useful for me. It helps me look information very fast, acurately and bargainly.
02-04-2011Kontan Tarigan(Korea)
Most of chinese who I known in Korea prefer Baidu than google.
02-04-2011
In our eyes Google benifits us a lot, but in fact it is also harmful to others, when the harms happen on us, we may think Google should change its style.
02-04-2011la
i like google and wish it get well with its work forever
02-04-2011RWB
I don't love search engines other than Google, I use it as my homepage everytime sitting down in front of PC. Facebook and "left side" web sites have been strictly censured. "Vietnam is the enemy of the Internet", RWB said.
everyone knows that google is the most popular search engine on the net. i like google and it is also the most useful search engine
02-04-2011Nues(Colombia)
Countries must create paths for the spreand the knowledge and I think that Google is a good media, however the monopolio isn't convenient for anybody.
02-04-2011phanmaikhoa(Viet Nam)
I think Chinese goverment is interfering with Google's business. It is unfairly for the competion. I don't like: "Vietnam is the enemy of the Internet". Why does RVB say that?
03-04-2011M .Niazi(Afghanistan)
thanks well i use Google in my formal time and give academic information this sit but a problems that in Google sit a few information perseon and Pushtu languages we obliged use other language . wish one time complete this sit Have a good shape and skill all of in the world .
google have changed, it is not just a company anymore, it worked like the big stick of the American gov, consider itself alway right, don't understand that it is so fool to play as the fighter for humanright. what you have done, just make us disgust, remenber that, you just a company, what you can do is to provide the best service for your customers, not to usd them to reach you "so call "political freedom.
baidu's documents are helpful to me and other chinese readers,I think the readers have benefits a lot though the writer and publisher may suffer few losses.
I have being using google for 6 years. Google is really fantastic especially with an IT student as me. Now i have just begun my work at French and google is a tool which can not be missing in my work. I like it. And I hope Google will go well.
04-04-2011d(u)
hi
04-04-2011Cong Long(Vietnam)
"Thanks to Google" is only thing we have to say! The statements as this article said is just a conflict between some companies, government.
04-04-2011ade(us)
just i want to say Google make the internet easyer :)
I like Goole better,because sometimes I cannot find something that I want in BaiDu
05-04-2011
Google is the best tech company contemporary. It's kind of joke that MS accuses google of unti-competitive. I sympathize with Chinese people under control of Government.
05-04-2011cuongpcp(vietnam)
I think Google is still the search engine so far!
05-04-2011lima pan(cambodia)
Google is the online that provide me to search document when i neeed it thank Goole i like u
05-04-2011Kohxen(Ｔaiwan)
not only google's search engine, also google's API is cool.
Often,I use Google.Looking forward to operate well.
05-04-2011cinar(Türkiye)
Google is the best. However there must be some opponents to maintain a rivary situation.
05-04-2011jojo
we luv ya google !
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Microsoft has fought legal battles with officials in Europe and the United States over competition in the personal computer market. But now Microsoft is accusing Google of being anti-competitive. A complaint to the European Commission accuses Google of unfairly controlling the Internet search market in Europe.
Google is already talking to the commission about the issue and says it is happy to explain to anyone how its business works.
Google also faces other issues. Gmail users in China began reporting problems with Google's e-mail service in late February. The problems came as news of the revolutions in the Arab world filled the Internet and there were online calls for protests in China.
Google said the government was interfering with its e-mail service.
(SOUND)
Last week, Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Jiang Yu called the accusations unacceptable. But Google spokeswoman Jessica Powell said the company stood by its earlier comments.
JESSICA POWELL: "This is a government blockage, carefully designed to look like the problem is with Gmail."
Google is the world leader in Internet search. But in China, the biggest search engine is Baidu. And this week, China's largest Internet media company, Sina, dropped Google's search engine from its website. Sina says it is using its own technology.
An estimated four hundred fifty million Chinese are online -- about half of all Internet users in Asia.
Last year, Google said a cyberattack from China had attempted to get information from the Gmail accounts of human rights activists. Google also expressed concerns about censorship. So Google relocated its Chinese search engine from the mainland to Hong Kong.
The company is also facing new problems at home. A federal judge in New York has ruled against its plan to put millions of books online.
Google wants to create a digital library of all the world's books. It reached a one hundred twenty-five million dollar deal in two thousand eight with groups representing writers and publishers. Google agreed to create a system to pay copyright holders when their works are used online.
But Judge Denny Chin rejected the proposed settlement. He said it gives Google monopoly control of the book search market. But he left open the possibility for a new plan.
On a similar issue, Baidu says it has removed almost three million documents from its library. Writers have complained that Baidu did not have permission for their works to appear on its document-sharing site.
And that's the VOA Special English Economics Report, written by Mario Ritter and available online at voaspecialenglish.com. I’m Steve Ember.
Thanks Google as I have used its search engine for almost ten years. I hope Google will go well.
01-04-2011Jean
I use Google as my search engine. Its entry website is simple and easy to use. And it changes the images on its main page very often. They are cute and significant - an image today to celebrate Robert Bunsen's 200th birthday for example.
01-04-2011russell(U.S.)
Google doesn't block competition. They're just better than the competition. Microsoft is behind, for the first time in a long time; they just don't like it. Microsoft should know about blocking competition; however, they were never better than the competition. Are they saying google blocks (amused) bing? ha. They just steal google's results anyways. hahahha.
01-04-2011Winsor
Thank you, This is all about money and government regulations.
Sometimes Baidu is so bad, I still like google more.
01-04-2011C(Vietnam)
Google is the most effective search engine in my country. But it is not that i agree with the monopoly control in any forms. the monopoly has been happening in my country from petroleum, to electricity... and the farmer class are suffer most. Because it doesn't make the fairly competion in the ecomomy, and to lead the slackness in work. it would have been bad if it happened in administrative cite.
I don't know that Google's prospect of creating book market is likely to have exclusive possesion. there are Amazon and Apple. Is Googole user in Europe so many ?
I don't know the fact of the collision occurred between the Chinese goverment and Google, so I cann't make a comment about this. But on the issue of digital libary, I absolutely stand by the writers' side. Goole and Baidu have no rights to publish the books without authorization.
I use Google, Gmail, and Facebook every day, and I don't remember having any problems. I'm very satisfied with them. Also, I support Google's plan to create a digital library of all the world's books, because it would save time and money I spend going to bookstores, besides reducing the use of paper and energy resources required to produce it.
01-04-2011Josephat opio(Uganda)
No body should blame google,because they are still the best search engine. Keep it up with u good work.
01-04-2011
What is the topics ..?? Why I must hear Google in China ??
01-04-2011Gustavo Santos(Braz il)
Thanks a lot VOA Team!Mario Ritter, as always, great articles for us!And Steve Ember, fabulous voice!
i like to use Google search ,helping me find useful news and articles ;and sometimes it make me know about my country. support Google!
01-04-2011Boukari Coulibaly(Mali)
I am sad to hear microsoft saying that Google blocks something.Few years ago microsoft was blocking everything in world about PC software.Please let google doing his job.
goverment-sponsored baidu is bad,it always does what the dictator goverment wants it to do.it is just a dog raised by the chinese communist goverment. shame for you.
01-04-2011Rafael(Colombia)
thanks VOA! i learn more english everyday! the pronunciation is perfect!
It seems that there are a number of problems for Google ahead. Because there are only a few search engines in one country, without taking a measure, the company may dominate the market. Google is always a trailblazer such as putting books online. That's why the company faces those problems, I think.
Chinese government also block VOA just like google wonderful services. But you know, the most wonderful ability of Chinese is to get used to the government and find the new way to do what we want.We use VPN to check the site which blocked by government.
i use google, and i like google, because it has its advantages in some ways. however, we can't understand the real truth of google, or microsoft, or its relation with government as outsiders. i think we should keep an objective way to see this.
02-04-2011(BOTOT- VIETNAM)
google is useful for me. It helps me look information very fast, acurately and bargainly.
02-04-2011Kontan Tarigan(Korea)
Most of chinese who I known in Korea prefer Baidu than google.
02-04-2011
In our eyes Google benifits us a lot, but in fact it is also harmful to others, when the harms happen on us, we may think Google should change its style.
02-04-2011la
i like google and wish it get well with its work forever
02-04-2011RWB
I don't love search engines other than Google, I use it as my homepage everytime sitting down in front of PC. Facebook and "left side" web sites have been strictly censured. "Vietnam is the enemy of the Internet", RWB said.
everyone knows that google is the most popular search engine on the net. i like google and it is also the most useful search engine
02-04-2011Nues(Colombia)
Countries must create paths for the spreand the knowledge and I think that Google is a good media, however the monopolio isn't convenient for anybody.
02-04-2011phanmaikhoa(Viet Nam)
I think Chinese goverment is interfering with Google's business. It is unfairly for the competion. I don't like: "Vietnam is the enemy of the Internet". Why does RVB say that?
03-04-2011M .Niazi(Afghanistan)
thanks well i use Google in my formal time and give academic information this sit but a problems that in Google sit a few information perseon and Pushtu languages we obliged use other language . wish one time complete this sit Have a good shape and skill all of in the world .
google have changed, it is not just a company anymore, it worked like the big stick of the American gov, consider itself alway right, don't understand that it is so fool to play as the fighter for humanright. what you have done, just make us disgust, remenber that, you just a company, what you can do is to provide the best service for your customers, not to usd them to reach you "so call "political freedom.
baidu's documents are helpful to me and other chinese readers,I think the readers have benefits a lot though the writer and publisher may suffer few losses.
I have being using google for 6 years. Google is really fantastic especially with an IT student as me. Now i have just begun my work at French and google is a tool which can not be missing in my work. I like it. And I hope Google will go well.
04-04-2011d(u)
hi
04-04-2011Cong Long(Vietnam)
"Thanks to Google" is only thing we have to say! The statements as this article said is just a conflict between some companies, government.
04-04-2011ade(us)
just i want to say Google make the internet easyer :)
I like Goole better,because sometimes I cannot find something that I want in BaiDu
05-04-2011
Google is the best tech company contemporary. It's kind of joke that MS accuses google of unti-competitive. I sympathize with Chinese people under control of Government.
05-04-2011cuongpcp(vietnam)
I think Google is still the search engine so far!
05-04-2011lima pan(cambodia)
Google is the online that provide me to search document when i neeed it thank Goole i like u
05-04-2011Kohxen(Ｔaiwan)
not only google's search engine, also google's API is cool.
Often,I use Google.Looking forward to operate well.
05-04-2011cinar(Türkiye)
Google is the best. However there must be some opponents to maintain a rivary situation.
05-04-2011jojo
we luv ya google !
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1. April 2011 last updated at 11: 17 GMT M & S is heading back to Paris marks and Spencer has announced it is the French retail market, 10 years after shutting down all European branches enter again.
The company said it one would open 15,000 square foot store on the Champs-Elysees in Paris this year.
M & S also said that it was a series of its simply food stores under franchise, in Paris talks with his partner SSP.
The retailer also plans to launch an international online service.
M & S all European stores closed in the year 2001 to focus on core UK business.
"Great brand awareness has marks and Spencer here France and a place in the heart of customers", said Marc Bolland, marks and Spencer's Chief Executive.
The new French store and website are expected to be before the period Christmas open.
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Analysts say it makes sense for the dealer, outside the difficult UK market search. Prevent retailers such as Dixons and Mothercare profit warnings issued cuts and rising inflation consumers this year as government expenditure.
"they seem to go in the market in a meaningful way, is to adapt to the local market, which is something that the m & S for criticized in the past," said Kate Calvert analyst at brokerage Seymour Pierce.
"" This is something that is building for the long-term growth of the business. ""But they are quite busy in the United Kingdom for short term problems, she added.
M & S is Britain's largest clothes with a significant presence in the food market.
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M & S is heading back to Paris marks and Spencer has announced it is the French retail market, 10 years after shutting down all European branches enter again.