If Intel prognosticated correctly , context is the future of apps -- your device's array of sensors will determine where you are and what you're doing, and clever programs will guess from there. Problems arise, however, when one tries to run those
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Nokia X7-00 spotted feeding its Need for Speed in the wild (video) - engadget
Firstly, let's be absolutely clear that we don't know this is Nokia's X7 , but given the polished, entertainment-centric design (it has four speakers, apparently), we're inclined to believe that it's the real deal. Its screen looks to be the same 4-inch
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Nokia's Ovi Store gaining momentum - San Francisco Gate
As vice president of media for Nokia, George Linardos has plenty to worry about. Other handset manufacturers are gaining market share. Mobile operating systems from Apple, Google and Research In Motion dominate the U.S. market. And in the three-month
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Can Nokia Pull Out a Stateside Smartphone Win? - Motley Fool
That is simply not the case today. When consumers go looking for a high-end smartphone on these golden shores, they are likely to recoil from Nokia with a severe case of sticker shock -- if they can find a Finnish smartphone at all. Now Elop has hired
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Nokia gears up for move to Sunnyvale's Town Center - San Jose Mercury News
Sunnyvale Town Center is about to get its first tenant and downtown merchants are excited. Finnish telecommunications giant Nokia Corp. is consolidating its four Bay Area offices into one location in Sunnyvale, bringing between 500 and 700 employees to the
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Nokia X7-00 has the Need for Speed - MobileWhack.com
This would appear to be the ever-so-popular racing game Need for Speed, and it is running on a Nokia X7-00. You can watch the video to see the tilt controls, and you should probably check out the four homescreens instead of the usual three from Symbian
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Caltech Sues Nokia, LG, Et Al Over Camera Patents - Cellular-News
The USA's California Institute of Technology (Caltech) has launched a lawsuit against Nokia, LG, Pantech and a number of chipmakers - STMicroelectronics, Seti, Siliconfile Technologies and Toshiba - alleging that their mobile phones contain components
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LG, Nokia Accused of Infringing Caltech Camera Patents - BusinessWeek
Nov. 26 (Bloomberg) -- Nokia Oyj, LG Electronics Inc. and chipmakers including STMicroelectronics NV were sued by the California Institute of Technology, which said the companies’ mobile phones and components infringe its patents. Caltech, in a complaint
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