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In a relief to Nokia, the Delhi High Court on Wednesday asked the I-T department to examine afresh its Rs 2,080 core alleged tax evasion notice against the Finnish mobile handset maker.
A bench headed by Justice Badar Durrez Ahmed, which had earlier stayed the operation of the notice till April 19, sent the matter back to the Commissioner of Income Tax (CIT) for fresh examination, asking it not to take any coercive action against the company till then, and decide the matter on or before May 31.
"Nokia welcomes the court's decision to grant a stay on the demand... Nokia remains willing to cooperate fully with Indian tax authorities in accordance with all applicable laws. We have enjoyed a long and fruitful relationship with India and look forward to a prompt and just resolution to this matter," the company said in a statement. FE -
LA Times article...
Google "Windows Phone gains ground in first months of 2013, report says" for the article.
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By Salvador Rodriguez
April 1, 2013, 12:59 p.m.
Microsoft's mobile platform has gotten off to a good start in early 2013 -- and that's no April Fools' joke.
Windows Phone 8, led by the Nokia Lumia 920, had the third-highest market share for smartphones sold in the U.S. during December through the end of February. Still, the platform got only a small slice of the market -- 4.7%, according to Kantar Worldpanel, an analytics company.
It was 1.4% more than during the same period a year ago, and it knocked BlackBerry to fourth place. BlackBerry fell from 3.6% of the market a year ago to 0.7% in the latest period.
These numbers don't take into account the BlackBerry Z10, which began selling in the U.S. late last month and in other parts of the world in January. BlackBerry, formerly known as Research in Motion, is hoping the Z10 and the new BlackBerry 10 operating system can help it regain momentum in the U.S.
However, Windows Phone 8's market share still pales in comparison with that of Google's Android platform and Apple iOS.
Android increased market share during the period from 45.4% one year ago to 51.2% in the last period. Android sales were led by Samsung, which managed to take customers from all of its rivals, according to Kantar.
Apple, on the other hand, saw a drop in market share compared with one year ago. The Cupertino, Calif., tech company held 43.5% of the market, compared with 47% a year ago. -
search for the article "Nokia fights back with Lumia"
..."According to the study, Nokia's market share by volume increased from 24.4 per cent in July 2012 to 31.1 per cent in December 2012 in the smartphone segment in urban India"... - Reply to
Done! Loaded up the truck! I'm outta here! Don't want to be tempted no more! No mas! We are going to win!!!
by mannoeyes9 •Mar 22, 2013 10:15 AMIt is on schedule for early 2013. Search for the following news report:
"Nokia on schedule despite struggles" - Reply to
J.D. Power smartphone satisfaction is out (Wow!!! Nokia takes the 2nd place below iPhone)
by blu_marketeer •Mar 22, 2013 10:07 AMJust do a search and compare this new survey with the older one in 2011 with the following title:
"Apple tops J.D. Power customer satisfaction survey, grim reading for RIM and Nokia"
and you'll see how bad things were year and half ago and where it is now. Certainly this is a great improvement and that's what MATTERS -
Search for the following news:
J.D. Power: average smartphone satisfaction is up, fights are fierce for second place