Overall handset sales and mobile handset revenue were in decline in early 2009 in the wake of the financial crisis. However by the end of Q3 2009 this decline in handset sales appeared to have stabilised and Q4 2009 actually recorded a positive growth. There is also evidence that sales of smart phones are growing despite handset sales overall being down. While Nokia has been losing market share in recent times; it still retains its dominant position as the leading handset manufacturer, followed by Samsung. Despite only be in the smart phone market for a couple of years, Apple's iPhone has become very popular and this was reflected in Apple's Q3 2009 operating profit. This report provides statistics and forecasts for mobile handsets, including growth, sales and revenue. Current and historical market share for the top handset suppliers is also included. The report also provides information on key trends and developments in the industry.