Quarterly sales at Nokia have hit their highest level for five years helped by strong business in emerging markets.
Global sales between April and June rose by 28% on the same period a year ago to 12.6bn euros ($17.2bn; £8.5bn)
Nokia, the world's biggest mobile phone company, increased its share of the mobile handset market to 38%, according to research firm Strategy Analytics.
It expected Nokia's momentum in countries such as India to give it a 40% market share by the end of 2007.
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