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techcrunch.com - 5/26/2009

Nokia Ovi Store Launch Is A Complete Disaster

— techcrunch.com — This was supposed to be a glorious day for mobile phone giant Nokia . The Finnish company... got out-innovated by Apple a couple of years ago with the introduction and subsequent success of the iPhone and the iTunes App Store, and has been desperately ... (more) Nokia Ovi Store Launch Is A Complete Disaster

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cellpassion.com - 5/25/2009

Nokia Rover is an N97 killer Internet tablet | Leaks

— cellpassion.com — Nokia might be putting up a brave face and donating Symbian OS to the Symbian Foundation, but... the truth is the Finnish giant is planning to convert its Internet Tablet platform Maemo into something that can be used for its future smartphones. What's ... (more) Nokia Rover is an N97 killer Internet tablet | Leaks

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allaboutsymbian.com - 5/25/2009

Nokia's Ovi Store live in Australia (soft launch)

— allaboutsymbian.com — Nokia's Ovi Store has soft launched in Australia; the information we recieved indicates that Ovi Store is... now accessible on a Nokia E75 on the Australian operator Vodafone (see updates, in full story, for other markets). Ovi Store is Nokia's content ... (more) Nokia's Ovi Store live in Australia (soft launch)

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Letter from Finland: Say 'Open Sesame' to innovation
Core77 — ... , Technopolis and the local cities themselves. Here's different snippet for an idea of the kinds of products and services being shared, ...

Nokia offers unused patents to Finnish tech companies
IntoMobile - Cell Phone News, Information, and Analysis — ... said Mr. Esko Aho, Nokia’s Executive Vice President, Corporate Relations and Responsibility. “As we will not take all of the innovations generated by our R&D into production, we are happy to give other competent companies the opportunity to turn these innovations into success stories.” Global corporations always talk about giving back to society, but rarely do we see them actually make such an unselfish move. Well done, Nokia. [Via: SymbianOne] Related News from IntoMobile: Chinese patent office publishes ...

Nokia to share unused patents with Finnish companies
Tech Ticker — ... abandoned by them. The patents include from environmental and energy-related solutions, location based services and advertising, near field communication, mobile security, health care applications and future internet services and others which the small companies can benefit and develop into a competitive product. It is a three year initiative that will see an infusion of venture funds of up to 8m Euros, of which 4.5m Euros will be raised through public funding. [PR via Fastcompany] Submit to: ...

Nokia open up unused patents to Finnish companies
SlashGear — ... Nokia have announced that they will be opening up thousands of their currently unused patents so that any Finnish company can use them.  Intended to stimulate activity in their home economy, the Nokia Technopolis Innovation Mill will also include packages of funding for promising schemes; €8m in venture funding has been secured already. ...

Nokia to Give Away Unused Patents
Phone Scoop - Latest News — ... it is going to provide access to thousands of unused patents to other companies that may be able to use them. The Nokia Technopolis Innovation Mill is a joint effort between Nokia, Technopolis, Tekes, and several cities in Finland. Some of the patents include technology related to location based services, near field communications, mobile security, future internet services, and many more. The Innovation Mill will match patents with companies that will best be able to exploit them. more info at Symbian One ...

Nokia reciclará sus patentes no utilizadas
Celularis — ... las novedades en innovación y desarrollo de Nokia nunca llegan a ponerse en práctica por distintos motivos. La idea de este proyecto, realizado en colaboración con Technopolis y Tekes, es poder reciclar todas esas ideas para fortalecer el sector tecnológico de Finlandia. De entrada, hay previsto un presupuesto de 8 millones de euros para los próximos tres años. Algo más de la mitad, 4,5 millones, llegarán desde el gobierno finlandés. Vía | SymbianOne ...