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Nokia To Fold Series 90 Platform into Series 60

Nov 3, 2004, 2:34 PM by (staff)

Nokia CEO Jorma Ollila today announced that Nokia plans to phase out the standalone Series 90 platform, merging its multimedia and pen-input features into the next version of the company's popular Series 60 smartphone platform. The announcement comes just one day after Nokia announced the 7710 - the first commercial device to use Series 90. The new Series 60 will support a wider range of devices, from mass-market multimedia phones to high-end devices with touch-screens. Nokia will continue to license Series 60 to other device makers, and continue to produce its own devices using the Series 30, 40, 60, and 80 platforms.

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Rich Brome

Nov 5, 2004, 5:44 PM

1,000th News Item on Phone Scoop!

😁

For anyone interested, this is a major milestone for Phone Scoop. This is the 1,000th news item I've written for the site!

😳 Holy crap that's a lot! My fingers are tired. I'm going to happy hour now - to raise a glass in honor. 😉 Cheers! 🙂

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Cheers indeed, you magnificent bastard.

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