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Nokia E61 approved by FCC
Nokia's E61 , the fabled BlackBerry-killer , has been approved for use in the U.S. by the FCC. The S60 device is a whole lot of phone (144 grams
S60 Scalable Screen drawing
Forum Nokia has posted a document that describes how to customize graphics for your S60 applications that automatically scale to the size of the screen.
Nokia: Mobile TV to reach masses by 2008
According to a regulatory filing by Nokia, the company predicts that television on mobile phones will reach mass adoption by 2008--a safe estimate if the industry can convince subscribers to pay
Sony Ericsson to bundle Google's Blogger.com
Sony Ericsson has signed a deal with Google to pre-install tools for Blogger.com on its new handsets. Users will be able to post pictures and
Nokia dealt blow in Japan
Nokia received a blow from NTT DoCoMo when Japan's largest operator announced it is delaying the launch of Nokia's 3G FOMA handset because of software problems. Nokia had said last week that the
Nokia and Sanyo team on CDMA
Nokia has long struggled when it comes to market share in the CDMA market, which has hurt its prospects in the North American market. Now it it teaming up with Sanyo to form a new global company
QUICKLINKS: An interview with WiderThan; Korean phones make their way to Europe; Much more...;
Interview: WiderThan, "the men behind V-Cast." Article Korea's Pantech preps 30 new phones for European market.
ALSO NOTED: Bush OKs opening of 700 MHz ; Vonage files for an IPO; and much more...
> President Bush signed a bill that will open up the 700 MHz spectrum to mobile broadband operators and public safety.
245M phones shipped last quarter
For the second consecutive quarter, the number of mobile phones shipped exceeded 200 million. 245 million phones were shipped in the fourth quarter of 2005 , a 19 percent increase
Nokia releases source for S60 Python
Nokia has decided to open source its S60 implementation of the Python programming language. The source is available under the Apache 2 and Python source licenses.
