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"Nokia has reported encouraging financial results during Q3, suggesting that the Finnish phone maker could be on the road to recovery. Although the company posted an operating loss of \u20AC576 million (\u00A3476m), its deficit was almost half that of Q1 and significantly lower than Q2.   Nokia suffered a Q2 loss of \u20AC826 million (\u00A3670m) and a Q1 deficit of \u20AC961 million (\u00A3780m), prompting the firm to introduce stringent cost-cutting measures. The company found success with its Lumia line during the last quarter, selling more than 2.9 million handsets. Coupled with cost cutting measures, the once dominant manufacturer is showing signs of a gradual resurgence. The adoption of Microsoft&amp;#039;s Windows Phone 8 operating system is expected to see the firm make further gains over the coming months, with the flagship Nokia Lumia 920 spearheading its range. However, Nokia faces fierce competition from HTC on this front.  Earlier today, it was reported that Nokia is ushering out its Symbian operating system, a platform which helped shape the modern smartphone market, as the company continues its wholesale transition. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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