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Nokia has been chosen to supply a cutting-edge digital radio communications system to the Guangzhou Metro Corporation in China. The system, based on TETRA technology, will provide secure voice and data services for the new metro line in Guangzhou. The project aims to improve service quality for millions of residents
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China's Shenzhen-based ZTE has unveiled its first 3G handset, the F808, which weighs a mere 104 grams, making it the lightest 3G phone on the market. The company's plans to supply Hutchison 3G UK with third-generation mobile handsets could be a major coup, given the struggles
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Nokia's Enterprise Solutions group aims to become the go-to provider for mobile e-mail and messaging in the enterprise market. The company is looking to bridge the current low single-digit penetration levels, estimated to be under five percent, by providing a range of business-optimized mobile devices and partnerships with
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Vodafone has announced an extensive range of 10 new generation 3G handsets for the Christmas period, building on the success of its Vodafone Mobile Connect 3G datacard and the introduction of Vodafone live! (TM) with 3G. The new handsets, developed in collaboration with leading manufacturers such as Sharp, Motorola, Sony
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The OSGi Alliance 2004 World Congress is set to take place in Barcelona, Spain from October 11-15, 2004, featuring a lineup of key sponsors, including Gatespace Telematics, Nokia, and ProSyst Software. The event is an exhibition and conference that showcases the latest OSGi enabled products and solutions in mobile, automotive,
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Technology stocks experienced a boost on Wednesday after Nokia raised its earnings forecast, while blue chip stocks slipped due to rising oil prices. Nokia, a Finnish mobile phone maker, increased its third-quarter sales and earnings expectations due to strong demand, positively affecting Texas Instruments, a chip maker for cellphones. Texas
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Nokia's boost in sales and earnings outlook contributed to a surge in tech stocks today, with the company's shares rising to nearly $14 a share. This comes after a struggling period since April, where Nokia reported losing market share to rivals due to its Apache hand
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Nokia has partnered with Activision to release X-Men Legends, the first 3D action-RPG based on the popular Marvel characters, for the N-Gage platform. This game challenges players to create, customize, and control their favorite X-Men Super Heroes in teams of four, battling to protect humanity from the Brotherhood of Evil
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China, the world's largest cellular phone market, has become a hub for design and innovation in the industry, with major international vendors and domestic players investing heavily in research and development (R&D) efforts. Led by companies such as Nokia, Siemens, and TechFaith, the country is seeing
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Researchers are developing strategies to help companies survive and thrive in the aftermath of terrorist attacks and other disasters by designing more resilient supply chains. These strategies prioritize redundancy, flexibility, and adaptability to minimize the impact of disruptions, such as the 9/11 attacks, which caused significant economic damage due
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StockPickReport.Com, a reputable stock research firm, has released its latest short-term stock recommendations. The firm has provided technical analysis ratings for a select group of stocks, which are expected to perform well in the near future. According to the report, the following stocks are recommended for short-term investment: Sirius
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A 34-year-old man was viciously attacked by three or four robbers as he walked home from a night out in Leamington, suffering serious cuts and bruising. The perpetrators made off with £70 in cash, a mobile phone, watch, and clothing, leaving the victim in just his boxer shorts. Meanwhile, a
