Nokia develops smartphone to re-enter North American market

September 16 News, according to foreign media reports, Nokia's global sales Director Giles (Colin Giles) said in Tuesday that Nokia wanted to "re-enter" the U.S. market and is developing smartphones for US users. Giles said the Nokia Research and development team is designing smartphones for the US market, but is not prepared to develop more smartphones for CDMA operators such as Verizon Wireless and Sprint Nextel. Nokia is planning to focus on next-generation LTE (Long-term evolution technology) handsets, and U.S. operators will soon launch a network that uses the technology.　　Nokia will continue to promote GSM handsets to compatible at&t and t US networks. "If we are to re-enter the U.S. market as a challenger, we must be steady," Giles said. It is not the best policy for us to do anything. "However, Jack Gold, an analyst at J.gold Associates, a US market research firm, said that Nokia's market share in North America had made it want to win a smartphone market share as much as Everest, and" CDMA has more than half the U.S. market, If Nokia were to chop off half of the potential market right away, how much would they be determined? Giles said that although no contract had been signed with N8, American operators had given "some very positive feedback" to the product. N8 has become Nokia's largest ever scheduled mobile phone, and the product will be compatible with the U.S. GSM network. However, American users have to buy unlock phones and buy SIM cards separately.