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Wednesday, November 12, 2003
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Newsforge covers the Nokia 7700: "Nokia, the world's largest mobile telephone maker, is getting awfully close to bringing a handheld, Internet-connected television to the consumer market. The Finland-based megacorporation has launched a new category of handheld product -- called mobile media devices -- which feature Nokia's largest, most colorful display: a 640x320 touch-sensitive screen that renders as many as 65,536 colors. Nokia says these new devices, to hit the market in Q2 of 2004, offer plenty of new opportunity for Symbian, Java, and C++ developers and is now making SDKs available for free download." [Matt Croydon::postneo]
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Hackers: We Cracked N-Gage Code: "Claims that the new mobile gaming device's 'security has been cracked like an egg' surface on the Web, raising the possibility that Nokia's games could be played on cell phones from other manufacturers." [Wired News]
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ITunes Undermines Social Security: "Although perusing other folks' digital music libraries using iTunes can broaden musical horizons, there can be drawbacks. Like being judged for your taste in music." [Wired News]
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