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Nokia and Operating Systems [presentation]

This is a presentation I prepared for a small session about current Nokia devices and operating systems on them. The presentation depended on talking plus viewing, but I guess it can still be somehow useful alone.

Thanks to Mamdouh Al-Shamy for introducing Prezi to me.


Nokia vs OS on Prezi

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