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venturebeat.com - 11/22/2008

Nokia researchers show off the mobile experiences of the future

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Nokia Research showed off a bunch of next-generation technologies today at its research lab in Palo Alto, Calif. Among the goodies coming our way are real-time traffic updates, phones that can tell us what we’re looking at, and devices that will morph their forms from watch to tablet to ...

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dailymobile.se - 11/25/2008

Pictures: Nokia E75

— dailymobile.se — Here are some new leaked photos 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, Dual keypads and WiFi. Nokia E75 Nokia E75 Pics by mirrorofsorrow Related Posts On Daily ... (more) Pictures: Nokia E75

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boygeniusreport.com - 11/25/2008

New leaked images of upcoming Nokia E75

— boygeniusreport.com — For those of you awaiting this QWERTY-slider from Nokia , new pics of the E75 has been... spotted out in the wild and leaked pics are now online. There is a decent 2.4″ screen which looks to cramp up the alphanumeric keypad a bit but a quick ... (more) New leaked images of upcoming Nokia E75

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reuters.com - 11/22/2008

Nokia to start Japan cell phone service in 2009: report | Technology

— reuters.com — TOKYO (Reuters) - Nokia Corp plans to launch a mobile phone service in Japan next spring, a... move expected to intensify competition among Japanese cell phone carriers, Japanese daily Yomiuri Shimbun reported on Saturday. Finnish cell phone manufacturer ... (more) Nokia to start Japan cell phone service in 2009: ...

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Nokia’s Futuristic Research
dailywireless.org — Venture Beat reviews some envisioneering projects from Nokia Research Labs in Palo Alto, California. They include a bunch of next-generation technologies that are genuinely innovative, including phones that can tell us what we’re looking at and devices that morph their forms from watch to tablet to phone as needed. Henry Tirri, senior vice president and head of Nokia Research, said, “We’re talking about going way beyond just replicating a computer on a phone,” he said. “We want to provide the user with the right context that they need at the ...