7
2010
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nokia must tell tell the exact launch date of cell phones rather saying 2 qtr or other things so that people can have wise choice as they can wait for the product launch .
naveen
nokia should develop sleeker touchscreen phones like the thickness of e series very slim and handy as well as something new in home screen