Deng: iphone poses no threat to Nokia

January 25, Nokia Global vice president, China Vice Chairman Deng in an exclusive interview with reporters, said: "The iphone began to sell in China, Nokia has an impact, but the two are not the same weight level, the Nokia does not pose a threat." Nokia Global Vice President Deng Yuan Yun, vice chairman of China, is currently in the transition to the mobile Internet.　　As a traditional IT company, Apple is using the iphone to penetrate the communications field, and Nokia to the mobile Internet transformation is actually the same: that is to seize the convergence of network communication trends.　　The iphone has been entering the Chinese market through China Unicom since October 2009 and is now moving away from the shabby sales situation when it first entered the Chinese market. But Deng that: Nokia is the most important force in the process of the convergence of China's network communications, because Nokia has a huge base in China, about 200 million users, and Nokia sells around 70 million in China every year, with around 6 million subscribers buying Nokia handsets every month. But so far, the iphone has only tens of thousands of sales in one months, and only a few one-tenth of Nokia, so the iphone poses no threat to Nokia.