07 Mar 09 Nokia to Talk Music on March 11
Nokia has scheduled a music-related event for March 11. What will “Your Music Player Is Ringing” event reveal? Is Nokia going to launch a new music oriented phone? More music services? DRM-free tracks? We don’t have any inside information so we’d have to wait for a couple of days to get to see what the event is all about. Until then we’ll stare at the purple-pink banner here.
via The Nokia Blog
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