WAP Technology is Slow to Click with Mobile-Phone Users in Asia

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Nokia Corp.'s WAP Internet mobile phone technology has failed to gain a significant market in Asia. Lack of available WAP hardware and inadequate product marketing have contributed to the problem.

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Nokia Phones Face Static

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Nokia Corp.'s WAP Internet mobile phone technology has failed to gain a significant market in Asia. Lack of available WAP hardware and inadequate product marketing have contributed to the problem.

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Mobile-phone giant offers bleak outlook

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Nokia Corp. predicts a dip in earnings for the third quarter. Unlike other mobile phone companies, such as Sony Ericsson and Samsung, which have focused on handset development, Nokia has been investing heavily in software development. The company now hopes to boost market share by concentrating on quality displays and cameras in its phones.

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