Nokia's main priority must now be to stabilise its market share by Q3 and hope that it can reverse the current decline in Q4,

I'd like to hope it sent a message.

With the six-speed operation, it does require less manpower. The hope would be that the plant would get more volume going forward.

In the face of aggressive competition from Motorola, Samsung, LG and Siemens this is going ot be a challenging goal to achieve.

You're definitely looking at single digit margins, but Motorola will use the ultra low tier to attract consumers to its brand and eventually sell up more expensive models.

The Rokr was kind of a disappointment. You hear a song, go home, find it on iTunes, connect your phone and download. The real goal is to download it directly.