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Tuesday, 7th February 2006
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  • Nokia stops production of TV decoder boxes
  • Samsung, Hynix lift DRAM chip price as demand rises
  • Feature: Honey, what's on the mobile tonight?
  • India adds record 3.5 mln GSM users in January
  • CA finds challenges bigger than outsourcing impacts on R&D
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    Nokia stops production of TV decoder boxes
    Finnish mobile phone group Nokia Oyj has stopped making television set-top decoder boxes because they are not part of its core business. More...

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    Feature: Honey, what's on the mobile tonight?
    Antti Kohtala believes mobile TV has one serious problem: it cannot match up to the real thing. More...

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