A phased roll out is typical.  Same happened when 1G, 2G, 3G and 4G/LTE rolled out. As I have stated before, this cycle (roll outs) will be multi year, I would guess it would go on for some 3 to 4 years in the US. Probably longer cycle for the rest of the world, developed countries first then developing and last third world coutries. Of course, the size and frequency of roll outs could be faster or slower, does the article mention that specifically?

lt cap,

No, the article was really not granular, more like generic 'headlines' of a story.

As for NOK's (wonderful) gain today, as usual, I can't find any news that would explain why. Yahoo fianance is interesting from several viewpoints - nothing but good news and achievements in the past several days. 

finance.yahoo.com/qu...?p=NOK

If their metrics are correct (and they may not be), it looks like somwhere along the line they increased the dividend - now listed as .18 (3.02%). IIRC, it used to be .11, but  I'm working from memory. Also, the 1 year analyst price target is $6.81. That seems low to me, except that between the good news (Apple suit agreement in late May) and the bad news (Last CC in and outlook in July was sub-par) it may be accurate. But then again, it's not a 1 year story. Still, I miss it bumping above $6.50. Ah, the 'good old months.)

Re dividend.  The dividend went from E 0.16 last year to E 0.17 this year.  Hopefully Nokia increases again next year.