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Nokia will use Microsoft’s Silverlight

By Nanko R.

Updated: Oct 16, 2008, 6:24 AM

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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.

source: Nokia

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Nanko Rusev, a seasoned contributor at PhoneArena, excels in delivering detailed reviews and insightful articles on the latest in mobile technology, helping readers navigate the complexities of new devices and features. His work clarifies tech trends and enables informed consumer choices.