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Motorola and Nokia Try to Gain an Edge in the Smartphone Market
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Competition in the cellphone industry
03/27/2006
Fast moving change as technologies add new capabilities for cell phones,new design as with Apple's I phones and new features as with Nokia's different phones for different segments and regions, fast internet access and navigation.
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Competition from Samsung, HTC, Nokia, RIM and other smartphone makers.
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