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EclipseME mobile tools project

Since Nokia has joined the Eclipse Foundation , the company is spearheading a movement to create a mobile tools project . Sounds cool, but it's all

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7-Eleven Canada to bring wireless to stores

7-Eleven Canada plans to launch a prepaid wireless service in November. The MVNO venture, called 7-Eleven Speak Out Wireless, teams the company's convenience stores with Rogers Communications'

Nokia launches XpressMusic brand

Nokia has created " XpressMusic ," essentially a brand indicating that a particular phone supports high-quality audio . The idea is to make it

Nokia to sell 40M music phones in 2005

Nokia estimates it will sell more than 40 million mobile phones with integrated digital music players this year. Last year the company sold 10 million. The prediction follows the launch of Nokia's

Oxford gets mobile TV

O2 will test its digital video broadcasting for handhelds (DVB-H) technology next week in the UK. The six month trial period will allow 400 subscribers access to 16 streaming video channels over

Nokia's mobile Music Pack

Nokia is has announced a new mobile music toolkit called Music Pack . Music Pack consists of a 3.5mm headphone jack adapter , a 256MB MMC

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Nokia takes aim at BlackBerry with push email client

Nokia announced that it will offer its own enterprise push email solution for 20 to 30 percent less than the cost of RIM's software and with unlimited distribution rights. The company believes

Digital Fountain inks deal with Nokia

Digital Fountain has agreed to license its Forward Error Correction (FEC) technology to Nokia. The FEC technology, called DF Raptor, makes it much easier for operators to