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[Title] => Nokia unveils tablet, phones, newfound verve
[Summary] => “This has been a remarkable time for Nokia… our industry, but most of all, for the people who love great experiences,” begins Stephen Elop at his keynote presentation for Nokia World in Abu Dhabi.
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[Title] => Nokia cuts 10,000 jobs, streamlines to save costs
[Summary] => Nokia says it will slash 10,000 jobs and close plants as the ailing company fights fierce competition, and gave a grim outlook for most of the year, causing its shares to plummet 18 percent to close at €1.83 ($2.30).
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[Title] => Nokia pins hopes on cheaper Windows smartphone
[Summary] => Struggling cell phone maker Nokia kicked off the world’s largest mobile phone trade show Monday by unveiling a new low-cost Windows smartphone that operators could give away free to customers, and another aimed at snap-happy consumers demanding better photo quality.
[DatePublished] => 2012-02-29 00:00:00
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[Title] => Nokia loss tempered by Windows phone launch
[Summary] => Mobile phone maker Nokia Corp. on Thursday posted a fourth-quarter net loss of €1.07 billion ($1.38 billion) as sales slumped 21 percent even as the company's first Windows smartphones hit markets in Europe and Asia.
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[Title] => Nokia unveils its first Windows Phone-based smartphones
[Summary] => As expected, Nokia turned this year’s Nokia World conference as the fitting launch pad for its first line of Windows Phone-based smartphones, the Nokia Lumia 800 and the Nokia Lumia 710.
[DatePublished] => 2011-11-05 00:00:00
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[Title] => Nokia to launch Microsoft platform phones in 2011
[Summary] => Finnish handset maker Nokia Corp. says it plans to introduce this year its first mobile phone using the Microsoft Windows platform.
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[Title] => Nokia CEO under gun to justify Microsoft switch
[Summary] => Investors have panned his shake-up strategy and employees are rankled. Now, Nokia Corp.'s Stephen Elop, the first non-Finn to lead the world's largest maker of phones, is in a hurry to justify his decision to ditch the company's smart-phone software in favor of a former employer's, Microsoft.
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[Title] => Nokia CEO: Co. to get billions from Microsoft
[Summary] => Nokia Corp. will get billions of dollars from Microsoft Corp. to ditch its current smart-phone software in favor of Windows Phone 7, Nokia CEO Stephen Elop said Sunday, in a defense of the deal.
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[Title] => Nokia, Microsoft in pact to rival Apple, Google
[Summary] => Technology titans Nokia and Microsoft are combining forces to create smart phones that might challenge rivals like Apple and Google and revive their own fortunes in a market they have struggled to keep up with.
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[Title] => Ailing Nokia seen to announce major shift
[Summary] => Suffering from plunging market share and losing the technological edge in the wireless industry, Nokia Corp. is headed for change.
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