Worldwide 750 mln mobile handsets will sell in 2005, and 850 mln in 2006, American Technology Research predicts.
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Mobile phone sales to reach 750 mln in 2005, 850 mln in 2006
Worldwide 750 mln mobile handsets will sell in 2005, and 850 mln in 2006, American Technology Research predicts.
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