Nokia Nokia was founded in 1865. After a century and a half of development, it has become the world's largest communication equipment supplier. Nokia is the global leader in mobile communications. With its experience, innovation, user-friendliness and reliable solutions, Nokia has become a leading supplier of mobile phones and one of the leading suppliers of mobile, fixed broadband and IP networks. By organically combining mobility and the Internet, Nokia not only creates more business opportunities for enterprises, but also makes people's daily lives more colorful. Nokia shares are listed on six major global securities markets, with shareholders located around the world. Motorola Inc., formerly known as Galvin Manufacturing Corporation, was founded in 1928. In 1947, the name was changed to Motorola and it was used as a trademark from the 1930s. Headquartered in Schaumburg, Illinois, USA, a suburb of Chicago. One of the world's Fortune 100 companies, it is a global leader in chip manufacturing and electronic communications. South Korea's Samsung Electronics[1] was established in 1969 and officially entered the Chinese market in 1992 after the establishment of diplomatic relations between China and South Korea. In August 1992, Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. invested and built a factory in Huizhou, China. In the following 10 years, Samsung Electronics has continued to increase investment and cooperation in China and has become one of the Korean companies with the largest investment in China. In 2003, Samsung Electronics' sales in China exceeded 10 billion US dollars, leaping into the level of China's first-class enterprises. In 2003, the Samsung brand value was US$10.85 billion, ranking 25th in the world, and was selected by Business Weekly as the fastest growing high-tech brand in the world.