GfK said the European handset market has delivered 10% growth in Q3 2005. Europe outpaced other big geographies in the quarter. WCDMA sales increased 11% QTQ.
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European mobile phone sales up 10% in Q3 2005
GfK said the European handset market has delivered 10% growth in Q3 2005. Europe outpaced other big geographies in the quarter.
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