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15th December, 2004
Nokia unveils program to help consumers identify original Nokia batteries
Nokia unveils program to help consumers identify original Nokia batteries
December 15, 2004
Original Nokia Battery labeling program latest step in fight against unsafe, counterfeit batteries Espoo, Finland - Nokia today unveiled its latest initiative in the battle against unsafe, low-quality counterfeit batteries ...
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9th December, 2004
Sophistication in stainless steel - Nokia 6170 phone comes to rescue of holiday shoppers
Sophistication in stainless steel - Nokia 6170 phone comes to rescue of holiday shoppers
December 09, 2004
Espoo, Finland - Tired of giving ties? In time for the holiday shopping season, the Nokia 6170 camera phone offers holiday shoppers - and Santa Claus(es) - an imaginative gift idea this year ...
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8th December, 2004
Nokia establishes new test environment to support mobile network rollouts in India
Nokia establishes new test environment to support mobile network rollouts in India
December 08, 2004
Espoo., Finland - Nokia is establishing a new GSM/EDGE test environment in India to support its operator customers in this rapidly growing market ...
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7th December, 2004
Nokia and Telecom Italia trial converged services
Nokia and Telecom Italia trial converged services
December 07, 2004
Nokia and Telecom Italia are showing solid progress in their joint project to drive forward mobile and fixed network service convergence. The two companies are undertaking the project as part of a Memorandum of Understanding signed in June 2004. The trial phase of the service convergence project has been initiated, with the first deliveries and implementation of key enablers such as multi-radio terminals and the Nokia IP Multimedia Subsystem (IMS). The Nokia 9500 Communicator, which uses both GSM/EDGE and WLAN access technologies, is being used in the cooperation project. A key target of the project is the development of VoIP and other services, such as video sharing and push-to-talk, that can be provided over both mobile and fixed networks. Convergence of such services, as well as increased efficiency in network architecture, will bring new and substantial business opportunities for telecommunications groups like Telecom Italia, which operate both mobile and fixed networks. The trial phase of the project will be completed during the first quarter 2005, and will be followed in later in the year by commercial deployment by Telecom Italia of selected solutions and services for the Italian market. "At Nokia, we believe that convergence allows the creation of an exciting new phase for our industry, allowing people to experience a new level of communications and benefit from seamless services - on the move, in the office and at home," said Pertti Korhonen, Chief Technology Officer, Nokia. "We therefore welcome the co-operation with innovative industry players, like Telecom Italia, that are taking decisive steps in shaping the future of converging multimedia communications." The Nokia IP Multimedia Subsystem core network infrastructure enables Video Sharing and other rich multimedia services. Nokia is ready to implement such end-to-end multimedia solutions with open interfaces in collaboration with operators and service providers. Nokia is a world leader in mobile communications, driving the growth and sustainability of the broader mobility industry ...
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7th December, 2004
Nokia Venture Partners Announces $100m Later-Stage Fund
Nokia Venture Partners Announces $100m Later-Stage Fund
December 07, 2004
Markus Salolainen and Rob Trice Promoted To Lead New Fund Menlo Park, Calif. and London - Nokia Venture Partners, a leading global venture capital firm focused on early-stage technology companies, today announced the formation of a new mid- to late-stage $100 million venture capital fund, Nokia Growth Partners ...
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3rd December, 2004
Dr. JT Bergqvist resigns from Nokia
Dr. JT Bergqvist resigns from Nokia
December 03, 2004
Espoo, Finland - Nokia today announced that Dr. JT Bergqvist is resigning from Nokia as of January 31, 2005. Dr. Bergqvist has been heading the global business units of Networks, the telecommunications infrastructure business group of Nokia. He has also been a member of the Nokia Group executive board since 2002. "Dr ...
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3rd December, 2004
Changes in the Nokia Group Executive Board: Sari Baldauf hands off the baton as Simon Beresford-Wylie is appointed to head Nokia's infrastructure business
Changes in the Nokia Group Executive Board: Sari Baldauf hands off the baton as Simon Beresford-Wylie is appointed to head Nokia's infrastructure business
December 03, 2004
Espoo, Finland - Nokia announced today the appointment of Simon Beresford-Wylie as Executive Vice President and General Manager, Networks, and member of the Nokia Group Executive Board, as of February 1, 2005 ...
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2nd December, 2004
Nokia to expand Hutchison 3G Austria's WCDMA network
Nokia to expand Hutchison 3G Austria's WCDMA network
December 02, 2004
Nokia continues as sole 3G WCDMA core network supplier Espoo, Finland - Hutchison 3G Austria has selected Nokia to expand its 3G WCDMA network ...
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1st December, 2004
Nokia plans to start manufacturing mobile devices in India
Nokia plans to start manufacturing mobile devices in India
December 01, 2004
Espoo, Finland - Nokia today announced it has plans to invest in a new manufacturing facility in India to better meet burgeoning demand for mobile devices in the country. Growing mobile penetration in the Asia-Pacific region is expected to be a major contributor to the global mobile subscriber base surpassing the two billion mark in 2006. "India's position at the heart of a rapidly growing mobile communications region makes it an attractive option for establishing our new manufacturing facility," said Pekka Ala-Pietilä, president of Nokia, today during a visit to India where he met with governmental authorities and the media. "The factory would be an integral part of our global manufacturing network and help fulfill growing demand as mobile communications become increasingly affordable and available to more people in this diverse region." Nokia anticipates investing an estimated USD 100-150 million along with its key suppliers over four years once the final investment decision is made. Nokia foresees ramping up the factory gradually and the work force reaching approximately 2,000 employees when production is full scale. The final investment evaluation process is ongoing and is expected to be completed during the first quarter of 2005. Nokia currently has nine mobile device manufacturing facilities around the world. In India, Nokia is the clear mobile phone market leader ...
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1st December, 2004
3G reaches Norway with the Nokia 6630 smartphone
3G reaches Norway with the Nokia 6630 smartphone
December 01, 2004
Telenor customers will be the first to enjoy high-speed benefits of 3G in Norway Espoo, Finland - Nokia today announced that Telenor, the leading mobile telecoms operator in Norway, running operations in Malaysia, Bangladesh, Thailand, Russia, and all over Europe, has selected the Nokia 6630 smartphone for its 3G WCDMA product portfolio in Norway ...
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