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Part 2 The Future Of Mobile Technology Panel Discussion 520x300 Part 2 | The Future Of Mobile Technology Panel Discussion

Here’s the second part of the panel discussion during SXSW in Texas, where Nokia EVP Tero Ojanpera and Rovio’s CEO Peter Vesterbacka discussed the future of mobile entertainment. Hit the jump to watch part two.

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Part 1 The Future Of Mobile Technology Panel Discussion 518x300 Part 1 | The Future Of Mobile Technology Panel Discussion

Tero Ojanpera, EVP of Nokia, and Rovio’s CEO Peter Vesterbacka, took some time out during SXSW in Texas a few days ago to discuss Angry Birds and mobile gaming in general. Check out part one of the lengthy panel discussion after the break.

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Stephen Elop Discusses Nokias Strategy At The Abu Dhabi Media Summit 2011 545x300 Stephen Elop Discusses Nokias Strategy At The Abu Dhabi Media Summit 2011

Nokia CEO Stephen Elop talks with Geoff Cutmore of CNBC in this lengthy video at the Abu Dhabi Media Summit 2011. Check out the video after the break.

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Nokia EVP Of Mobile Phones Mary McDowell On The Next Billion Nokia EVP Of Mobile Phones Mary McDowell On The Next Billion

Nokia’s EVP of Mobile Phones, Mary McDowell, spoke at MWC 2011about her role to drive the strategy put in place to get the ‘Next Billion’ connected. The aim is to make mobile phones and Internet services affordable and accessible to more people across the globe, especially to growing economies. Check out the interview after the break.

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Microsoft To Pay Nokia Around 1 Billion In NokMsft Partenership Microsoft To Pay Nokia Around $1 Billion In #NokMsft Partenership

Bloomberg has today revealed that two people with knowledge of the terms regarding the Nokia/Microsoft Partnership announced in Mobile World Congress 2011 earlier last month, have stated that Microsoft will pay Nokia around $1 billion to promote and develop Windows Phone-based handsets as part of their smartphone software agreement. Hit the jump to find out more.

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