Nokia representatives declined to comment on reports that the company is looking to up its stake in mobile phone software developer Symbian Ltd. <A HREF="http://www.infoworld.com/article/03/11/10/HNnokiapsion_1.html">by acquiring Psion PLC</A>. InfoWorld reports that press reports out speculated that Nokia would try to takeover Psion for its share of Symbian. Nokia currently has a 32.2 percent stake in the Symbian mobile phone software consortium, while Psion holds 31.1 percent. The rest is divided between Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson with 17.5 percent, Matsushita Electric Industrial Co. Ltd.'s Panasonic brand with 7.9 percent, Siemens AG with 4.8 percent, Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. with 5 percent and Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications AB with 1.5 percent, according to Symbian's Web site.
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