Nokia maps plan for GPS handsets; addition of navigational service to phones may help stem price declines

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Nokia Corp. is introducing cell phones with GPS receivers, which it plans to sell for higher prices than its regular phones. GPS enabled phones are well established in Japan, but are not yet well used in countries like the United States.

Telephone and telegraph apparatus, Commodity & service prices, Usage, Prices and rates, Product enhancement, Global Positioning System, Company pricing policy, GPS receiver, GPS receivers

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Nokia unveils 5 mobile phones to boost its position in sector

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Nokia Corp. has introduced five new mobile telephones in an effort to strengthen its position in a part of the market that the company does not dominate. The phones are designed for code-division-multiple-access (CDMA) technology.

Product information

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N-gage, ready to play

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Nokia Corp. is launching a cellphone which includes a computer game, N-Gage.

Electronic computers, Prepackaged software, Electronic Computer Manufacturing, Personal & Home Computers, Computer games, Computer game

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