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By Ashraf Eassa:The day that Apple (AAPL) started designing its own system-on-chip ("SoC") products for its iPhone and iPad line of products, it became a competitor to Intel. Apple made a number of acquisitions and has been hiring aggressively enough in the SoC/processor design space.

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By Jacob Steinberg:On May 14, Nokia (NOK) announced its new flagship phone Lumia 925 shortly after announcing Lumia 928 which led to a sell-off. Apparently, the investors aren't too excited about the company's new phone.

ByFundamental Analyst:There was a time when Nokia (NOK) was the largest phone maker, when it had more than 50% of the market share, and before the advent of Apple's (AAPL) iPhone and Samsung's (SSNLF.PK) Galaxy devices.

By Cris Frangold: Is Nokia (NOK) really doomed to die a slow death, or have the rumors of its demise been greatly exaggerated? A lot of us are asking this question right now because of Nokia's incredibly low price.

By Cris Frangold: It is no secret that Apple (AAPL) is litigious. Some would say it all started with Steve Jobs' announced intention to launch a "thermonuclear war" against Android. Yet the hostilities have extended far beyond Google's Android platform.

By Cris Frangold: As smartphones outsell PC's, a trend that will undoubtedly continue into the future, the eyes of the savvy investor looks to the companies who are (and are set to) capitalize on such growth.

By : Tiago Romão Nokia (NOK) is the world's biggest seller of mobile phones. It has a partnership with Microsoft (MSFT) for the smart phones segment, where Microsoft is supplying software and supporting part of the costs regarding research and development.