The Global Top 5 handset vendors announced their 2006 year-end results during January, and as usual, the row of announcements was completed by Nokia on January 25th. This white paper provides a brief analysis on the performance of leading mobile manufacturers, including Nokia, Motorola, Samsung, LG and Sony Ericsson. The white paper studies the fourth quarter results of each company and provides a forecast for 2007 based on the results.
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