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Nokia Wins With Wide-Angle Vision

BusinessWeek - USA

A few years ago, Nokia (NOK ), the world's largest handset maker, found its stock stagnating and its market share declining. In an age when mobile phones ...

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Mobile Phone Review : Nokia 8600 Luna

Bangkok Post - Thailand

One look at the 8600 Luna and it evokes comments like "hey, isn't that the Nokia 88-- something"? My colleague down the aisle would have described the ...

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Mobile developers target Nokia platform

Register - London,England,UK

By Bill Ray More by this author Nokia is the most targeted platform around the world, according to a survey of mobile developers. ...

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Telstra launches Nokia 6120 Classic phone on Next G network

Telecom Paper (subscription) - Houten,Netherlands

Telstra has launched the Nokia 6120 Classic phone on the Next G network, the first Nokia phone on the network. The compact smartphone features a 2-megapixel ...

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Next G Nokia not so good for The Bush

iTWire (press release) - Australia

By Stuart Corner Telstra has introduced the first Nokia phone for use on its Next G network and is hoping it will entice Nokia-loyal CDMA customers onto the ...

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Nokia Siemens books 905 mln euro charges in Q2

Reuters India - Mumbai,India

FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Nokia Siemens Networks booked 905 million euros ($1.25 billion) in restructuring and integration charges in the second quarter, ...

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Community is key to Nokia's strategy, says Howard

GamesIndustry.biz - UK

Scott Howard, network games product manager for Nokia, has said connected experiences are "the lifeblood" of the new N-Gage approach to mobile gaming. ...

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Can Nokia beat iPhone at its own tunes?

CNNMoney.com - USA

Apple may have invaded Nokia's turf by entering the mobile phone market, but the handset maker plans to fire back with its own online music service, ...

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