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Did you know: Nokia turns 150
years old today. Did you know
Nokia might have sold its phone
division to Microsoft, but the
company retains its networking
and mapping business, and it’s
still in business after… 150 years.
Yes, it’s been 150 years since
Nokia was set up in 1865 as a
wood pulp mill in Finland near
the Nokianvirta river. It started
off making paper that it sold to
Russia, the UK and France. It later
evolved to make rubber (you can
still see Nokian car tires), and
after World War Two Nokia made
the most crucial investment in its
history by buying Finnish Cable
Works.
In the late sixties, three
companies joined to form Nokia
Group, and started making
electronic devices. This set the
foundation for the iconic Nokia
phones in the 90s, early 2000s,
and all the way until this day.
As a tribute to its long and event-
rich history, Nokia put up a neat
video about the history of the
company (you can watch at phonearena dot com). It’s also worth pointing
out that Nokia has a contract
with Microsoft that forbids it
from using its brand on phones
until late 2016, but - despite
official denials - rumors persist
that Nokia might return to the
phone business right after that
agreement expires. We, for once,
can’t wait. Share with us your very first nokia phone to mark this day
source; phonearena dot com

So Wetin I go talk

Happy birthday Nokia? Or wetin?

They have done well in connecting people

cc: dragnet, puskin

sure??

Dedicated to Nokia 6060,X2

Cant 4get ma 1st nokia 3310.. It was hard as steel and heavy as a rock.. Den i went on to use 3230,n70,n76,n96,e5,e50,e73,27classic,x2-02,x2 omg i av tried o

hbd

ochuski:
Did you know: Nokia turns 150
years old today. Did you know
Nokia might have sold its phone
division to Microsoft, but the
company retains its networking
and mapping business, and it’s
still in business after… 150 years.
Yes, it’s been 150 years since
Nokia was set up in 1865 as a
wood pulp mill in Finland near
the Nokianvirta river. It started
off making paper that it sold to
Russia, the UK and France. It later
evolved to make rubber (you can
still see Nokian car tires), and
after World War Two Nokia made
the most crucial investment in its
history by buying Finnish Cable
Works.
In the late sixties, three
companies joined to form Nokia
Group, and started making
electronic devices. This set the
foundation for the iconic Nokia
phones in the 90s, early 2000s,
and all the way until this day.
As a tribute to its long and event-
rich history, Nokia put up a neat
video about the history of the
company (you can watch at phonearena dot com). It’s also worth pointing
out that Nokia has a contract
with Microsoft that forbids it
from using its brand on phones
until late 2016, but - despite
official denials - rumors persist
that Nokia might return to the
phone business right after that
agreement expires. We, for once,
can’t wait. Share with us your very first nokia phone to mark this day
source; phonearena dot com

and so Make we con fry egg

bhaliz44:
and so Make we con fry egg

hate it or like it, u cant change the fact that nokia was our 1st love

Nice.

Xoo.... So ro niyen!! ...abi who nokia help?

3310 was the best..... Expensive sh1t oo

Won ti lana