Finland’s Nokia might be the largest handset maker on the planet, accounting for about 40 percent of all mobile phones on the planet—including vast numbers of entry level phones all around the world— but the company has been struggling in the lucrative United States market, where it has fallen to about a 10 percent market share. But Nokia is not giving up: according to Finnish daily newspaper Helsingin Sanomat, Nokia will be rolling a number f new handsets in conjunction with U.S. mobile operators in the coming months, including CDMA handsets for use on Sprint’s and Verizon’s mobile networks.
