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Nokia, Intel Join Forces on Symbian Phones
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| Intel and Nokia will jointlydevelop smart phones that run on the Symbian operating system,the two tech giants said on Tuesday, unveiling their firstmajor cooperative effort in cell phones. |
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Oct 5, 2004 15:06:01 |
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 16 ( -2 -12.5% ) | | Author | Reuters |
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