Sales of mobile phones rose to over 190 mln units in Q2 2005, making it the second-best quarter on record. Nokia gained 2% points to retain the lead. Motorola, in second place, also gained 2%, Gartner said.
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190 mln mobile phones sold in Q2 2005
Sales of mobile phones rose to over 190 mln units in Q2 2005, making it the second-best quarter on record. Nokia gained 2% points to retain the lead.
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