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Turkcell latest to trial push-to-talk

Goes with Nokia's pre-standard PoC version

Turkish operator Turkcell has become the latest operator to launch push-to-talk services  following the completion of "successful” trials.

Eurotel Praha "launches" push to talk technology

Commercial launch in 2005

Eurotel Praha has launched the Czech Republic's first Push to talk over Cellular technology, using a solution provided by Nokia.  Eurotel will follow this initial launch of technology with a full commercial launch in

Nokia to further expand ONE Austria's GSM/GPRS network

Frame contract also includes the Nokia Intelligent Content Delivery solution

Nokia is to further expand and modernise ONE Austria's GSM 1800 and GPRS network under a new frame contract. In addition ONE also has an option to

Nokia to add Smartner as push email client

Lines up Blackberry rival for Series 80 devices

Nokia, the world leader in mobile communications, today announced plans to bring a Symbian OS-based Smartner email solution to market on its Nokia Series 80-based mobile devices like the Nokia

T-Mobile goes for Europe's first PoC PTT service

Nokia's Push to Talk over Cellular (PoC) end-to-end network solution will be launched by T-Mobile International for Europe's first commercial PoC service. The service will be commercially available in Germany in fourth quarter 2004 and will be introduced

Nokia and Sony Ericsson Join SD Card Association

The SD Memory Card continues to be the leading semiconductor memory card for the wireless communications industry, as cellular handset marketing giants Nokia and Sony Ericsson join the SD Card Association (SDA).

Nokia address content management headaches

Pushes Symbian and Java applications

Nokia, the global leader in mobility, today launched the Preminet solution, a major worldwide initiative designed to streamline the distribution process for innovative and fully certified mobile content and applications.

Intel collaborates with Nokia and Symbian to help deliver Series 60 Platform-based 3G smartphones

Intel Corporation, Nokia Corporation and Symbian announced today a collaboration to bring smartphones based on the Nokia Series 60 Platform to market using Intel technology, as part of Intel's recent membership in the Nokia Series 60 Product Creation