Reuters reviews that four large European service providers are disappointed by Nokia's Lumia range and how it can contend with the large players from Apple and Samsung. No negative people out there happen to be named, but a professional from among the companies continues to be cited as stating that "nobody makes the shop and requests a Home windows Phone" which Lumia mobile phone models could be "simpler to marketInch when they went Android. Another stated Nokia should "lower the cost" to be able to result in the Lumia range a loss of revenue leader and "have it on your way.Inch Meanwhile, AT&T states be getting another experience of the U.S., getting attended unusual measures to promote the Lumia 900 (even when that recent Time Square fandango was all Nokia) and today seeing it become unattainable in "many stores." That positive approach seems to contrast using the attitude taken by a number of Reuters's European associates, who insist that they are able to do is "open our stores to [Nokia] and train our staff to market the phones."
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