Posted AT 2:10 PM EDT on 05/12/07
Nokia's eyes set on Internet
AMSTERDAM — Nokia Oyj aims to stay a hardware company but the world's top handset maker is set on strengthening its Internet services business as phone prices continue to fall.
Nokia has reported forecast-beating results this year, benefiting from soaring demand in the emerging markets, and lifting its shares by some 75 per cent so far in 2007.
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