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Nokia's first Symbian-based product in the Americas features full-color display - offers glimpse into the future of multimedia messaging Read more

New J2ME(TM) Platform Development Environment Now Available for Java Enabled Mobile Phones Read more

Nokia has today made a series of games related announcements at E3 Expo 2001 (May 17-19) held in Los Angeles. Nokia is again showing its commitment to the games industry by its presence at the world's largest game event for the 2nd year in a row. The company announced new entertainment content developed for the Nokia 9210 Communicator and new licensing agreements with games developers for the Nokia Mobile Entertainment Service. Nokia also demonstrated a wide range of mobile games and the Nokia Media Terminal, a recently launched home entertainment platform. A new website dedicated to the support of developers of games for the Nokia Media Terminal was also opened in conjunction with the exhibition. Read more

Lotus Mobile Notes software to give Nokia 9210 Communicator users wireless access to Lotus business applications Read more

The Nokia 9210 Communicator and RealNetworks' Mobile Realplayer Enable Broad New Class of Rich Mobile Experiences Read more

Nokia unveiled the world's first integrated mobile multimedia device for all mobile professionals, for their corporate and personal use alike. The ergonomically designed Nokia 9210 Communicator brings the mobile multimedia experience in full color for the first time to gsm markets. With a high-resolution display together with multimedia capabilities and extensive office applications support, Nokia now introduces new exciting dimensions to its unique communicator category. Thanks to the color display, full keyboard and clear icons and menu functions, a richer and highly productive working environment is now possible in a pocket-sized device. The new Nokia 9210 Communicator was announced in conjunction with the Nokia Mobile Internet Conference in Prague, Czech Republic, and at the same time in a virtual launch on the Internet. The Nokia 9210 Communicator is expected to be available during the first half of 2001. Read more

12/05/2000 -- Nokia yesterday unveiled its first Bluetooth solution for wireless connectivity between a mobile phone and Personal Computer (PC). The Nokia Connectivity Pack is designed for people who desire freedom and flexibility in data communication. The Bluetooth wireless technology in the pack makes it possible to use the Nokia 6210 as a GSM modem to connect to a laptop within a range of 10 meters. The introduction of the Nokia Connectivity Pack with Bluetooth will enhance the Nokia 6210 as a versatile personal communication device. It facilitates the download of emails, Internet browsing, and fax sending, complementing the high speed data capabilities of up to 43.2 kpbs of the Nokia 6210. The Pack also allows the synchronization of calendar and contact data between compatible PC office applications and the Nokia 6210. The Nokia Connectivity Pack will be available in markets in Europe and Asia in the first quarter, 2001. Read more

Nov. 13, 2000--This week at Fall COMDEX 2000, Nokia continues to demonstrate a wide range of solutions that further the company's vision of a world in which voice, data and video communications converge into technologies that will enable an always connected society. Read more

Nokia today launches its Media Terminal, a powerful infotainment center for the home combining the Internet and digital broadcasting. Based on open Internet technologies such as Linux, Mozilla, HTML and Intel's x86 computer architecture, the product makes it possible to have access to the rich entertainment offerings of the Internet via any display device in the home, e.g. the TV or a computer screen. Read more