| Stat Shot: How the iPhone Changed The Handset Market (GigaOM) |
| Monday, 08 February 2010 | |
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The change in the mobile phone market caused by the introduction of Apple's iPhone has slightly cut the profits for the handset industry overall, but has most severely affected Nokia and Sony Ericsson, while boosting Research in Motion, according to data released today from Deutsche Bank. Explore : Cell Phone, iPhone, Nokia, Phone, Web 2 |
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