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Nokia says no to Android smartphone rumors

06 July 2009 by Shane McGlaun


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Not so long ago Nokia and Intel announced a partnership that had Intel licensing Nokia 3G modem tech and Nokia gaining the ability to use Intel products. Many hoped that the announcement would also include a new MID from Nokia using Intel parts, but that failed to happen.

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Rumors have been flying around today that have Nokia working on an Android-powered smartphone. Nokia has now come out and officially denied these rumors with a spokesman saying, “[there is] Absolutely no truth to this whatsoever.”

Nokia has gobs of money invested in Symbian, which is its preferred mobile OS. What Nokia didn’t deny was the potential for the Android OS to be used on the inevitable netbook that it is destined to launch.

[via Reuters]

  1. I hope Intel and Nokia will come up with something new in the mobile market considering their products are popular in their own market segments. It would be nice to see an Intel processor inside a Nokia phone but personally I prefer to see a Symbian OS.

    If they will ever produce a mobile product together, I would love to see it on top of competition. HTC Hero with Android was just recently unveiled and even though it's featured filled, it ranks lower in terms of CPU speed compared to Palm Pre, iPhone 3GS and Samsung S8000 Jet as we reported in our episode:

    http://www.techconclave.com/episode-...lauren-scheff/

    Nokia phone with Intel processor inside? FTW!

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