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unwiredview.com - 11/20/2008

Nokia N96 Bruce Lee edition - for martial arts fans

— unwiredview.com — Bruce Lee is a martial arts legend. And Nokia is a living mobile legend . So why... not make a Bruce Lee edition of a Nokia phone? And what better handset to choose than the N96 Nseries flagship? That’s right, Nokia has recently released, in Hong Kong, ... (more) Nokia N96 Bruce Lee edition - for martial arts fans

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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. Take also a look at the old Nokia E75 pictures Nokia E75 Nokia ... (more) Pictures: Nokia E75

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smarthomepartnering.com - 11/27/2008

Smart home solutions

— smarthomepartnering.com — Nokia Home Control Center - My home is where my phone is Nokia Home Control Center is... a solution based on an open Linux based platform enabling the home owner to build a technology-neutral smart home that can be controlled with a mobile phone, using a ... (more) Smart home solutions

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Forbes Interviews the Nokia Design Chief
The Nokia Phone Blog — ... “We’ll see not just projectors, but jewel [fold-out] screens and multiple screens in the years to come.” India, Russia, and China will be the new trendsetters. The U.S. is at a “tipping point” in terms of cell phone providers and 3G services. “Personally, I get my greatest inspiration from walking the streets–the energy of cities, whether London, New York or Tokyo, or the countryside.” Read the whole interview: Forbes.

Jefe de diseñadores de Nokia: “Veremos pantallas táctiles en Nseries”
Celularis — La revista Forbes consiguió una interesante entrevista con Alastair Curtis, jefe de diseñadores de Nokia, que confirmó lo que hace un tiempo había lanzado el director de marketing: “Veremos pantallas táctiles llegar a los NSeries“. El equipo de Curtis ya terminó de trabajar en el porfolio de los productos hasta 2010 y habrá que ver si coincide con lo que trascendió recientemente. “Lo táctil tiene que ver con mejorar la interacción de los usuarios, entonces el desafío es ...