Sentence examples for cellular phone maker from inspiring English sources

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The world's largest cellular phone maker, Nokia, said it planned a stock split of four shares for one as it reported its fourth-quarter profit rose 46percentt.

The world's No. 2 cellular phone maker, Motorola, and the video game company Sega Enterprises said they would develop mobile phones able to retrieve games from the Internet.

That approach made Janus one of the biggest owners of the Finnish cellular phone maker Nokia, as well as Cisco Systems and Sun Microsystems.

"We're concerned and we'd like to see this amicably resolved as quickly as possible," said Steve Lyons, a spokesman for Motorola, the semiconductor and cellular phone maker.

Nokia, the world's largest cellular phone maker, reported a decline in second-quarter profit today, its first in five years, and said business would continue to deteriorate in the near future before improving slightly late this year.

The arrival of the standard, Mr. Kahn says, is making it much easier for cellular phone makers to add new capabilities to their handsets.

Toshiba, which is Japan's second-biggest chip maker after the NEC Corporation, said that prices for its semiconductors and LCD's had been held steady by unexpectedly strong demand from cellular phone makers.

Wireless image-sharing is proving slow to evolve, however, because so much of it depends on partnerships between industry giants, including cellular phone makers and wireless carriers, Ms. Schubert says.

After successful experiences in innovating products for the domestic market, South Korean cellular phone makers used customised design with foreign mobile operators and their foreign R&D centres to localise design and make modifications to meet foreign market demand.

AOL, which is buying Time Warner Inc., said its new wireless partners include the cellular phone makers Motorola Inc. and the Nokia Corporation; the wireless device maker Research in Motion Ltd. of Canada; the wireless service providers Sprint PCS and the BellSouth Corporation; and the paging services company Arch Communications Inc.