It is expected that the production would move to Eastern Europe or China, as the growth is there. In this sector the price competition from Chinese manufacturers is fierce.

The deal fits Nokia's strategy hand-in-glove.

I'm very happy about the UMA phone. I believe it's in the operators' interest.

The deal fits Nokia's strategy hand-in-glove,

This is a nice surprise, although there were some indications in the market that the third quarter would be good. It's especially the average selling prices that are good news.

It's difficult to see that any other company would be able to get more efficiency out of Nokia than the company itself, ... The markets and products are so different (for the two companies) that it's difficult to see any possible synergy benefits.