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Nokia 7710 – Wikipedia

List of touchscreen Nokia phones, smartphones and tablets. … C2-02 · C5-03 · C3-01 Touch and Type · 5250 · X3 Touch and Type S · X3-02 Touch and Type …

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Nokia touchscreen phones

The 7710 was the first commercially available Nokia phone with a touchscreen. It’s predecessor, the Nokia 7700, never shipped. Although many people assume …

List of touchscreen Nokia phones, smartphones and tablets

Nokia launched its first touch screen phone Nokia 7710 …

Nokia 7710 (2003): Nokia launched its first touch screen phone Nokia 7710 on 2004 – Photogallery

19.7.2012 — Nuovo, formerly vice president and chief designer at Nokia, told the Wall Street Journal that Nokia had developed an iPhone-like device in 2002.

Most Iconic Phones by Nokia Photogallery. Nokia 7710 (2003): Nokia launched its first touch screen phone Nokia 7710 on 2004. The device was based on unreleased phone Nokia 7700.It was Nokia’s first and only smartphone to run the Series 90 interface atop Symbian OS v7.0s. Most Iconic Phones by Nokia Photogallery at ETimes

Nokia – 7710 | Mobile Phone Museum

1.10.2008 — A combination picture shows the Nokia 5800 Xpressmusic handset in this undated handout. Nokia unveiled on October 2, 2008 its first touch-screen …

The 7710 was the first commercially available Nokia phone with a touchscreen. It’s predecessor, the Nokia 7700, never shipped. Although many people assu…

Nokia Had a Touchscreen Phone 7 Years Before the iPhone

Nokia Had a Touchscreen Phone 7 Years Before the iPhone | Tom’s Hardware

27.9.2010 — Nokia apparently developed an internet-ready prototype phone with a large display and touchscreen in 2004 — three years before the iPhone …

Nokia beat Apple to it… maybe?

Nokia’s New Touchscreen Hits a High Note – YouTube

Nokia takes on Apple in music, touch-screen phones | Reuters

Nokia, the world’s top mobile phone maker, launched its free music package on Thursday, issuing a challenge to Apple Inc’s dominance of the digital music market.