In his own country, Nokia Losing Many Customers

LONDON - Nokia is losing market share in many countries, but ironically, Nokia experienced a decline in market share in Finland, which is the country of origin itself.

Based on recent reports from IDC estimates that Nokia has lost most of the smartphone market share in the homeland. When last spring they were losing market share to 76 percent, this decline reached 31 percent. Actor antagonist behind this loss is Samsung's Android and Apple.

"Nokia's biggest cake was made ​​by Samsung, in a year in which they controlled from 3 percent to 25 percent. Next is the iPhone, which jumped from 10 percent to 16 percent. While Sony Ericsson remained at 11 percent," said IDC, quoted in GSM arena on Monday (5/12/2011).

In addition to vendors, players from China like Huawei and ZTE are new competitors in Finland that should not be regarded as one eye. Huawei has captured 11 percent market share and ZTE has taken only 6 percent a year.

One of the vendors from China's own success is inseparable from the cheap products that carried the company, so it may briefly embrace success.

However, Nokia still has a good sales record by the end of this year. Especially sales of mobile phones such as N9 and C6-01 has been running very well in Finland.

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