Ok Nokia, the problem is grave. The world’s biggest mobile phone maker Co. just announced a 66% yearly fall in Q2 profit at the same time as lowering its year 2009 market share goal for its mobile phones. In the beginning, Nokia had anticipated market share to go up in 2009, most probably based on a triumphant launch of the handset N97 the flagship device. On the other hand, outside of a core grouping of S60 reactionary, the N97 one-time across the world panned in both appraisals and user forums similar. And by way of nothing but gossips of the Atom-based Nokia net tome on the instantaneous horizon, okay, let’s just state that we’re all of a sudden concerned about the wellbeing of our associates from Espoo.