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Nokia will use Microsoft’s Silverlight
Nokia has agreed to add Silverlight support to its Symbian based models. Silverlight is a Web video technology, product of Microsoft. Nokia says, S60 based phones will be the first to have the support added, but later the S40 devices will follow. A company official also mentioned that, Adobe’s Flash, which is a rival to Silverlight will continue to be supported in Nokia mobile phones.

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