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10 THINGS THAT DO NOT KNOW OF NOKIA



[Connecting People]


In this Creabits lei Listado of ten interesting things about that sabías Nokia

1. The ringtone of the "Nokia Tune" is based on a century guitar work 19 called "Gran Vals" by English musician Francisco Tárrega. The Nokia Tune was originally named "Grande Valse" on Nokia phones but around 1998 he was named "Nokia Tune" because they recognized the people.

2. The first commercial GSM call was made in 1991 in Helsinki with a Nokia phone by the Finnish Prime Minister Harri Holkeri.

3. Nokia is currently the largest digital camera manufacturer in the world due to sales of camera phones outsold any conventional camera manufacturer.

4. The "special tone" of Nokia available to users when they receive an SMS message on his cell phone is in fact the word SMS in Morse code, also the tone 'Ascending' mean in this code 'Connecting People', which is the slogan of Nokia. The 'standard pitch' is the letter M in Morse code message that I want to say.

5. Typography is the AgfaMonotype Nokia Nokia Sans font, originally designed by Eric Spiekermann. User Guides Nokia phones used the Agfa Rotis Sans font.

6. In Asia, the digit 4 never appears in any Nokia phone model, because the number four is considered unlucky in many parts of South Asia.

7. Nokia Twenty was listed as the most admirable company worldwide in 'The Fortune's list of 2006, 1st Place in Network Communications and 4 where a company is not American.

8. Unlike other modern phones, Nokia phones do not automatically start the call timer when the conversation has been initiated, but it starts from being called down the key. (Except Nokia 60 Series)

9. Nokia is sometimes called Aikon (Nokia written the other way around) by non-Nokia users and software developers for mobile phones, as Aikon is used in various SDK software packages.

10. The town's name originally came from Nokia the name of the river that supplied the town. The river was called Nokianvirta.




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