hackinthebox.org - 1/25/2009
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Source: Yahoo! Tech Just as Clearwire Corp. has fired up its long-awaited WiMax wireless data network in two cities, Nokia Corp. has stopped selling the only portable gadget that can use the network without accessories. Nokia spokeswoman Laurie Armstrong confirmed Wednesday that the ...
dailymobile.se - 1/22/2009
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dailymobile.se —
Here are some new pictures of the Nokia
E75. The Nokia E75 has a back cover with...
a metallic mirror feel along with a 2.4 inch screen, 3.2 megapixel camera, QWERTY Keyboard, Dual keypads, HDSPA, and WiFi. Enjoy [ Thx Cre_Rec ] Nokia E75 High ...
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Nokia E75 QWERTY - High Quality Pictures
betalabs.nokia.com - 1/23/2009
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Overview Contacts on Ovi is a place where
you can find your friends, see where they are...
and what they are up to. It s all about keeping close to people who matter. If you have used already Nokia Chat you will find Contacts on Ovi mobile application ...
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Contacts on Ovi | Nokia Beta Labs
nokiaexperts.com - 1/27/2009
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Last.fm module in fring is just one of
many cool features fringlogo I posted the news on...
Last.fm integration into fring yesterday and downloaded and tried it out myself on both the E71 and Nokia N85. I was actually surprised by how well Last.fm is ...
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Everything Nokia, S60, and more! | Nokia Experts
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Nokia axes N810 WiMax Edition Internet Tablet
Crave: The gadget blog —
Less than a year after being publicly unveiled, Nokia is stopping production of its spunky N810 WiMax Edition Internet tablet, probably because there's not as much WiMax penetration as would be needed. The N810 without WiMax is still being produced. You can still find them on the Web, however. I've used an N810 WiMax Edition and it's a good little device. It's compatible with Clearwire's WiMax system and fits somewhere between an iPhone and a Netbook in an interesting niche that might explode this year. There are rumors that both ...
Nokia kill off N810 WiMAX Edition Internet Tablet
SlashGear —
Nokia have axed their N810 WiMAX Edition Internet Tablet, and while the Finnish company did not state their reasons for its demise, a fair guess would be that it’s due to the slower-than-expected spread of the WiMAX network itself. However, according to company spokesperson Laurie Armstrong, Nokia is not writing off WiMAX altogether.
In fact, Armstrong suggested that by the time WiMAX networks have become more prevalent, “refreshed products with even better performance will be required”. The N810 WiMAX Edition, which was officially announced last April, was based on the vanilla N810 Internet Tablet, a ...
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Nokia Disses WiMax As The ‘Betamax’ Of Wireless Technology
moconews.net 4/2/2009 — Nokia ( NYSE: NOK ) has panned the prospects of 4G wireless standard WiMax, comparing its fate to Betamax, the early video format that emerged in the 1970’s and was superseded by VHS. The FT.com reports that Nokia’s head of sales and manufacturing ...
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gigaom.com 4/29/2009 — Nokia recently called WiMAX “wireless Betamax,” and its just one example of the lashing WiMAX has received from the technology community and the press. Most mobile operators are going with LTE. Even the much-heralded HTC WiMAX phone for ...
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Change for change's sake? Review We reviewed Nokia's N78 back in the summer of 2008 and even in the quick turnover world of mobile phones it almost seems a little too soon to be looking at its successor. But here it is, looking leaner, fitter ...
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Nokia had a rough 2008 and so far, 2009 isnt looking much better. The poor global economy has resulted in significantly reduced sales for the handset maker as it struggles to get attention for its devices in the market.
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