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Nokia announces 6 new products and strong support for MMS

Published November 19, 2001

Nokia today introduced a Multimedia Messaging phone, a new active category phone, a new model for its classic category, as well as three new Bluetooth accessories at the Nokia hosted Mobile Internet Conference in Barcelona, Spain.

Speaking at the press conference in Barcelona, Jorma Ollila, Chairman and CEO of Nokia, said:

“Today’s launch signifies a remarkable breakthrough in this industry. History has proven that advances in the way we communicate can give rise to entirely new communication cultures. Much like the transition from radio to TV, the evolution from text messaging to multi-media messaging marks a whole new era of mobile communications, combining images with sound and text. By the end of 2002, we expect more than half of all Nokia terminals will be MMS capable, and in 2003, MMS will be an integral feature in all new Nokia phones.”

Two new phone categories and a new business look The Nokia 7650 is the company’s first product in its new imaging category. Featuring an inbuilt digital camera, multimedia messaging (MMS) functionality, an enhanced user interface, and large color display, the Nokia 7650 opens up new perspectives in personal communications. With MMS, users can combine audio-, graphic-, text- and imaging content in one message and send it to another multimedia messaging capable terminal or to the recipient’s email address. Deliveries of the Nokia 7650 will begin in Europe and Asia in the second quarter, 2002.

Nokia also announced a new active mobile phone category with the Nokia 5210 phone. Specifically designed for people with active lifestyles, the Nokia 5210 represents a totally new concept in Nokia’s portfolio, incorporating innovative materials, wearability options and improved durability. Features include a radically new removable shell design, a thermometer, and digital clock. Shipments are scheduled to begin in the first quarter, 2002.

The third phone unveiled by the company was the Nokia 6510, introducing a new design for the classic category. The Nokia 6510, which comes with a mobile wallet, encompasses a balanced set of features desired from a business phone, as well as the possibility to personalize the phone look with Xpress-on(TM) color covers. In addition, it has an FM radio. The Nokia 6510 is scheduled to start shipping in the first quarter, 2002.

Wireless accessories enabled by Bluetooth Nokia also announced three new Bluetooth accessories providing users with cable-free connectivity to their mobile phones.The Nokia Wireless Headset, the Nokia Wireless Car Kit, and the Nokia Connectivity Card are compatible with the latest 1.1 version of the Bluetoothspecification and will be available in Europe and Asia in the first quarter, 2002.

The same products were launched simultaneously at a parallel Colors of Life event in Hong Kong.

Nokia is the world leader in mobile communications. Backed by its experience, innovation, user-friendliness and secure solutions, the company has become the leading supplier of mobile phones and a leading supplier of mobile, fixed and IP networks. By adding mobility to the Internet Nokia creates new opportunities for companies and further enriches the daily lives of people. Nokia is a broadly held company with listings on six major exchanges.

Further information:

Nokia Mobile Phones Communications Tel: +358 7180 08000

http://www.nokia.com

For further details on new products:

http://www.nokia.com/press/nps_photo_archive/1,3009,hot_topics,00.html http://www.nokia-asia.com

More information, Nokia User’s Guide, Nokia 6510 Press Release (PDF file)

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Nokia introduces a new entertainment category for mobile phones

Published October 11, 2001

Nokia today unveiled a new entertainment category in its product portfolio with the Nokia 5510 phone. The Nokia 5510 is a device designed specifically for mobile entertainment, featuring a digital music player, stereo FM radio, games, and advanced messaging capabilities. Shipments are scheduled to begin in the 4th quarter, 2001.

“Every now and then it is crucial that you turn your thinking around. This time we took a phone, turned it sideways, added a full keyboard, music, and some fun! This new concept reflects not only a change in our perspective, but also a more fundamental transition that our industry is going through. Phones are no longer only voice and sms driven, but are increasingly functioning as platforms for other services, such as entertainment. With this phone, we’re introducing a new category of devices functioning as integrated entertainment platforms, which are complemented by related relevant services from Club Nokia,” said Anssi Vanjoki, Executive Vice President, Nokia Mobile Phones.

The Nokia 5510 has an integrated digital music player for AAC (Advanced Audio Coding) & MP3 (MPEG-1 Audio Layer lll) music files. Users can record their favorite music with the integrated digital music recorder and store up to 2 hours of music in the phone’s 64 MB memory. The Nokia Audio Manager PC software and connectivity cable provided in the sales package enable users to rip music files from their own CDs and download them to the Nokia 5510. Users can listen to music either on the music player or the FM radio and simultaneously play games.

Featuring a full keyboard, the new entertainment phone is also the perfect device for messaging, incorporating multiple chat, multiple SMS sending, and the ability to send longer text messages with SMS concatenation. Faster typing and convenient use of WAP email is also made possible by the full keyboard. Other messaging features include the sending of templates, smileys, and picture messages.

The device conveniently functions as a games platform with game controls for two hands and keys located on either side of the screen. It comes with five embedded games: Bumper, Space Impact, Snake ll, Pairs ll, and Bantumi.

The games and entertainment dimensions of this device are further enhanced by services available from Club Nokia. Members of Club Nokia can download animated screensavers as well as new and more challenging game levels via WAP. Members can also compete with other players by sending in their high scores to Club Nokia.Features of the Nokia 5510 include: – a WAP 1.1 browser for mobile access to the Internet – a 64 MB memory to store up to 2 hours of music – the ability to create music libraries and play lists with the Nokia Audio Manager software – automatic radio channel search – the ability to answer and end phone calls with the stereo headset (HDD-2) while listening to music – capacity to store up to 10 preset radio stations in the phone memory – dedicated shortcut keys for fast access to music player and radio menus – capacity for up to 42 ring tones – voice dial for 8 names for quick and convenient voice activated phonecalls. – talktime: 2h 30min – 4h 30min – standby time: 55-260h – a 950 Li-lon battery with standard charger: 3h 45min charging time

Club Nokia is an on-line community and loyalty program for Nokia phone owners. Today, it offers exclusive services to owners of Nokia mobile phones in Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and Asia-Pacific. The Club Nokia web and wap services can be accessed once the Nokia phone is registered with Club Nokia. In the near future Club Nokia services will be available to Nokia phone owners globally.

Nokia is the world leader in mobile communications. Backed by its experience, innovation, user- friendliness and secure solutions, the company has become the leading supplier of mobile phones and a leading supplier of mobile, fixed and IP networks. By adding mobility to the Internet Nokia creates new opportunities for companies and further enriches the daily lives of people. Nokia is a broadly held company with listings on six major exchanges.

Further information:

Nokia Mobile Phones Communications Tel: +358 7180 08000

http://www.nokia.com

More information, Nokia 5510 Press Release (PDF File), Nokia User’s Guide

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Nokia unveils a powerful performer for mobile professionals

Published March 21, 2001

Nokia today introduced a new refined member of its family of classic phones. The Nokia 6310 is a powerful package of technology, providing fast and easy access to mobile services with WAP (Wireless Application Protocol) over GPRS (General Packet Radio Service), as well as enhanced connectivity with integrated Bluetooth technology. The Nokia 6310 is primarily targeted for mobile professionals who need a reliable tool and innovative, easy-to-use solutions to manage their business and leisure lives. The phone will be available during the fourth quarter, 2001.

“The Nokia 6310 is a continuation in the evolution of the Nokia classic phone category, setting references for mobile professionals who value efficiency and productivity as well as use their phone as a life management tool. Encased in a harmonious, tasteful exterior, GPRS, Bluetooth and SyncML technology will make it a true performer for mobile professionals,” said Anssi Vanjoki, Executive Vice President, Nokia Mobile Phones.

GPRS enables an always-on WAP connection. Whenever the phone is turned on and has been GPRS configured, there is an immediate connection to services via the GPRS network, where GPRS networks are available. GPRS sends data in packets, making billing schemes possible based on the amount of information sent or received, rather than on connection time. The phone also supports HSCSD (High Speed Circuit Switched Data) for flexible data connections. The Nokia 6310 integrates the latest WAP features with support for WAP release 1.2.1. It enables the phone to receive “service message indicators” where a WAP page alert is displayed with a convenient link to a WAP site. This makes push-based mobile services such as stock alerts or continuous newscasts possible. WAP release 1.2.1 also enables the Nokia 6310 to store cookies, much in the same way as cookies are stored in a PC web browser. The next time you visit a WAP site, the phone is able to recall what information you specifically looked at and display the same window.

The Nokia 6310 incorporates WTAI (Wireless Telephony Application Interface) Public Library which enables you to make a phone call from a WAP site. With this application, it is no longer necessary to terminate a WAP session to make a phone call. Instead you can temporarily interrupt it to make the call, after which you automatically return to the site, for example when browsing a car rental site to reserve a car. With vCard support it is possible to automatically save contact information such as a business card listed on a WAP site to the phone’s memory. Similarly, vCal support allows you to save a calendar appointment from a WAP site to the phone’s calendar.

The phone also has an integrated Bluetooth module, which supports both wireless data and audio connectivity with compatible Bluetooth devices within a range of ten meters. With SyncML support, the Nokia 6310 takes the management of personal information to a newlevel of productivity and ease. SyncML makes remote data synchronization possible, allowing you to stay in sync regardless of your physical location. The phone’s calendar, contacts directory, and to-do list can be synchronized remotely with office applications or web-based calendar services using a WAP connection. Local synchronization can be done using Bluetooth, infrared or cable.

The Nokia 6310 comes with enhanced voice features, including voice commands for pre-set phone functionality and a voice recording application for recording memos and conversations. It also comes with new clock and timing features such as a countdown timer and stopwatch, and supports concatenated short messaging. An exchange rate converter makes it possible to calculate multiple conversion rates, and a “to-do” list is included as a new menu item.

The Nokia 6310 is an EGSM 900/1800 dual band mobile phone. It weighs 111 g, and measures 47 mm in width and 129 mm in length. It has a talk time of 3 hours and a standby time of up to 20 days, depending on network conditions. The phone comes in three color options and is compatible with most of the accessories in the 6100 series mobile phones and the Nokia 6210. An inbox BPS-2 1100 mAh Li-Polymer battery provides enhanced battery performance.

Nokia is the world leader in mobile communications. Backed by its experience, innovation, user-friendliness and secure solutions, the company has become the leading supplier of mobile phones and a leading supplier of mobile, fixed and IP networks. By adding mobility to the Internet Nokia creates new opportunities for companies and further enriches the daily lives of people. Nokia is a broadly held company with listings on six major exchanges.

Further information:

Nokia Mobile Phones Communications Tel: +358 7180 08000

http://www.nokia.com

More Information, Nokia 6310 User’s Guide, Nokia 6310 Press Release (PDF File)