Nokia may
be about to make another push into South Korea's mobile phone market, according
to local sources.
The world's leading mobile handset maker is poorly represented in the country
of 49 million, where mobile phone sales are dominated by local firms. Korea is
Asia's third largest mobile phone market behind China and Japan.
Nokia has held discussions in recent months with Korea's two largest mobile
phone operators,
SK
Telecom and
KTF,
centring on deals to distribute Nokia 3G phones in the county, according to the
Korea
Times.
Handset support for mobile TV broadcasts and Korea's local mobile internet
standards are key to any distribution deal, a KTF representative told
Korea
IT News.
Local regulations demand that handset vendors support Korea's local mobile
internet technology, which has tended to deter foreign manufacturers.
Rival handset vendor
Sony
Ericsson is also in distribution talks with an unnamed local mobile
operator, the newspaper reported last month.
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