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[$$] Nokia Sees Shrinking Handset Market (at The Wall Street Journal Online)
Nokia cut its global handset market forecasts for the second time in three weeks, warning that the slowdown has accelerated more rapidly than expected.

The Incredible Shrinking Handset Market (at AllThingsD)
Nokia's Capital Markets Day event is proving quite the downer and the day's only just begun. This morning the company cut its global handset market forecast for the second time in three weeks, warning that the slowdown in the industry is worse than expected.

Nokia again cuts fourth-quarter mobile industry outlook (at MarketWatch)
Nokia Corp., the worlds largest maker of mobile phones, on Thursday lowered its fourth-quarter mobile-industry outlook for the second time in less than a month, citing worsening economic conditions, and warned it may lose market share in the period.

Alcatel Stays Mobile (at Forbes.com)
Franco-American telecom's decision to stay in the mobile network business is wise, though cost cuts are needed.

JDSU Adds E1/Datacom to SmartClass Portfolio of Handheld Testers (PR Newswire)

ClearOne and Avistar Partnership Helps Companies Retain Face-to-Face Communications While Saving Money (PR Newswire)

Nokia Again Cuts Mobile Industry Forecast (at TheStreet.com)
The mobile phone maker also said it couldn't confirm its market share estimates for the fourth quarter.

Comtech Telecommunications Corp. Awarded $1.4 Million Order for High Power Amplifiers (GlobeNewswire)

Nokia Capital Markets Day 2008 (PR Newswire)
Today, at its annual Capital Markets Day event, Nokia lowered its forecast for mobile device industry volumes for the fourth quarter 2008. Nokia also presented forecasts for the company and the industry for 2009.

Nokia cuts fourth-quarter mobile industry outlook (at MarketWatch)
Nokia Corp. , the world's largest maker of mobile phones, on Thursday issued its second warning in two months. At its capital markets event, the company said it now expects industry mobile device volume in the fourth quarter to fall below it previous estimate of 330 million units.

Nokia and Research In Motion Renew Patent License Agreement (PR Newswire)
Nokia announced today that Research In Motion has renewed a multi year patent license agreement. The agreement covers the worldwide use of standards essential patents for GSM, WCDMA and CDMA2000 technologies.

Nokia, Nokia Siemens Networks and Save the Children Finland in Partnership to Provide Water, Sanitation and Health Education to Alaba Special Woreda (PR Newswire)
Nokia and Nokia Siemens Networks announced their partnership with Save the Children Finland to help alleviate the existing water problem made worse by the current drought in Alaba Special Woreda through collaboration with the Woreda administration and its relevant offices.

[$$] Motorola's Two-Headed Monster (at The Wall Street Journal Online)
Motorola hired a second chief executive this summer with the expectation that he would run the ailing mobile devices once it was spun off as a separate company. The snag: That spinoff never happened.

XETA Technologies Reports Fourth Quarter and Fiscal 2008 Financial Results (Business Wire)
BROKEN ARROW, Okla.----XETA Technologies today reported fourth quarter earnings of $705,000, or $0.07 per diluted share, on revenue of $22,356,000 for the fourth fiscal quarter ended October 31, 2008.

Credit costs for riskier European borrowers hit distressed mark (at MarketWatch)
The cost of insuring European high-yield issuers against default shot to distressed levels for the first time ever Wednesday, as grim economic data bolstered expectations of a severe recession for the region.