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Overnight Apple smashed Wall Street expectations and reported record quarterly iPhone sales, narrowing the gap to Nokia's smartphone volumes. To turn around its smartphone fortunes, Nokia's new Chief Executive Stephen Elop in February unveiled a deal to start using Microsoft software instead of its own Symbian platform. Investors are awaiting details on the cost savings stemming from the switch. "Broader knowledge of what the agreement contains would reduce the uncertainty relating to the share and would thus support the share price," said Pohjola analyst Hannu Rauhala. Nokia shares have dropped some 30 percent following the Microsoft deal as investors doubt the wisdom of the new hardware-centric strategy. Nokia said the deal would enable it to cut a significant number of jobs. The final deal between the two is expected to be signed this month. Finnish unions have said the firm will cut thousands of jobs in its home country alone, with analysts pointing to possible annual savings of 1 billion euros ($1.4 billion). The underlying operating profit margin at Nokia's phone unit, a key metric for the group, is expected to fall to 8.6 percent from 11.3 percent in the previous quarter, hurt by market share losses and price cuts of its key models. Qualcomm, the top wireless chip maker, also reported results that beat expectations and raised its outlook overnight, quelling fears of phone market slowdown. "We expect Qualcomm ... to alter the entire handset sector sentiment after a spike in negativity in recent weeks," said analyst Tero Kuittinen from MKM Partners. Analysts say that, despite its bigger bargaining power, Nokia is likely to be among the phone makers worst hit by the disruption to supplies from last month's devastating Japanese earthquake. 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