Nokia goes hip

Nokia, battled with declining market share, has finally decided to go hip - they finally offered a phone in clamb-style fashion, long after their main rivals from Motorola, and Samsung.
The Finnish handset maker's slide began in 2003 and has continued this year, as reported by ZDNet. Nokia accounted for 44.7 million of the 153 million phones shipped in the first quarter of 2004, down 11 million from the previous quarter, according to research firm Strategy Analytics.

Well, consumers sure can look forward to great things to come, since competition always creates more innovation.