EMEA: 2011 OEM mobile-phone market share by shipments

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EMEA: 2011 OEM mobile-phone market share by shipments

Drivers for handset growth include an increased number of subscribers in developing countries, the rollout of 3G and 4G wireless networks, and shorter upgrade cycles for technology. Vendors will vary by region. Compared to its presence in other regions, for example, Nokia has the greatest control of the EMEA market, with a 37.2 percent share.

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