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"Symbian is already the dominant mobile operating system, where do you see future growth potential?

"We had a visit in September from a big delegation of top brass from China Mobile who came to visit Symbian and signed an MOU on collaboration. We have an enormous amount of alignment and obviously TD-SCDMA is high on their agenda - the recently launched 6788 is Nokia’s first Symbian TD-SCDMA handset.

"The potential numbers in China are absolutely enormous and this gives China Mobile a degree of influence over what happens in their market, and they would like an open independent platform that is royalty free, open source and not controlled by anyone. And that’s what we are in the process of trying to create."

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