I don't think they released numbers per continent/region. Maybe they sold most of the 8m units in Europe. For comparison, Apple expected to announce between 50

I don't think they released numbers per continent/region. Maybe they sold most of the 8m units in Europe. For comparison, Apple expected to announce between 50 to 59m iPhones sold last quarter. The results are usually a little bit better than the official guidance so maybe 60m. That means Nokia sold around 13% of what Apple probably did with the iPhone.