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Nokia is a world leader in mobile communications, driving the growth and sustainability of the broader mobility industry. Nokia connects people to each other and the information that matters to them with easy-to-use and innovative products like mobile phones, devices and solutions for imaging, games, media and businesses. Nokia provides equipment, solutions and services for network operators and corporations. Nokia is a broadly held company with listings on four major exchanges.

Nokia comprises four business groups and two horizontal groups

New Nokia Phones!
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Nokia 6030
Multimedia messaging, 65,536-color display, FM radio, easy-to-use keypad and user interface, address book and calendar.

Nokia 5140i
Sporty and durable design, 65,536- color screen, Push to talk via dedicated button, Nokia Xpress audio messaging, Sports Themes including wallpapers, animated screensavers and MP3 ringtones, Fitness Coach application

Nokia 8800
Stainless steel body, SVGA camera, scratch-resistant screen, 262,144-color active TFT display, 3D image engine for enhanced graphics, video recording and streaming, digital music player, data synchronization.

Nokia 6230i
USB port, 1.3 megapixel camera, email, music player, Bluetooth technology, GPRS and EDGE in small and stylish handset.

Nokia 6021
Bluetooth wireless technology, data synchronization, email, MMS, Instant Messaging, XHTML browser, Push to talk, 65,536-color display, Pop-Port™ connector.

Nokia 6680 Smartphone
3G imaging smartphone with two cameras for video calls and imaging, Nokia XpressPrint printing solution, video sharing, email with attachments.

Nokia 6681 Smartphone
1.3 megapixel camera with integrated flash, Nokia XpressPrint printing solution, email with attachments, music player with stereo audio.

Nokia 6101
VGA camera with self-portrait feature, camcorder, MMS with intuitive audio messages, XHTML browser, email, and two color displays.

Nokia 7710
A wide touch screen in brilliant colors, Internet browsing, a megapixel camera, and up to 90MB of internal storage.

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Visit one of the high-end retailers launching the revolutionary videophone to see first-hand how Nokia Ojo is changing the face of personal communications.

HORSHAM, Pa. – 2 May 2005 – Nokia, Inc. (NYSE: MOT) today announced the availability of the award-winning Nokia Ojo™ Personal Video Phone. Consumers can now order the world’s first true-to-life videophone through www.Nokia.com/ojo and from premium retail locations throughout the United States beginning later this month.

The Nokia Ojo™ Personal Video Phone makes it easy to share special moments and feel close to people important to you, even when you can’t physically be together. The phone sends face-to-face conversations – complete with full-motion video and synchronized audio – over any high-speed Internet connection, keeping friends, family, co-workers, and more seamlessly connected.

“Consumers can now experience first-hand the power of visual communications by bringing a Nokia Ojo into their connected home,” said David Grubb, vice president, Nokia consumer entertainment solutions. “The Nokia Ojo lets loved ones share personal moments and make new memories even though they might be thousands of miles apart. By enhancing the traditional voice call with real-time video, Ojo lets you now truly be there, even if you can’t get there.“

See The Difference For Yourself
With Ojo, seeing is truly believing. So Nokia has partnered with premium retailers to make it easy to get a personal demonstration of Ojo in action, including:

• ABT Electronics is one of the largest independent retailers of consumer electronics and major appliances in the United States, and has been in business for over 68 years. Nokia Ojo will be showcased on the floor of the company’s 250,000 square foot showroom in Glenview, IL, a suburb of Chicago.

For more information, visit www.abtelectronics.com.

Mobile phone links


  www.nokia.com
  www.moremobile.com
  www.singlepoint4u.co.uk
  www.vodafone.co.uk
  www.mymobiles.co.uk
  www.orange.co.uk
  www.tmobile.co.uk
www.o2.co.uk
www.dialaphone.co.uk
www.business-mobiles.co.uk

Vision and Strategy

As market leader and a global company, Nokia takes its responsibilities seriously. Around the world, a wide range of stakeholders are showing greater interest in our ethical performance. Sound company ethics makes business sense by helping to minimize risk, ensuring legal compliance, enhancing company efficiency and building reputation amongst stakeholders.
On these pages, you will find information about our vision and strategy; impact on society and the environment, what our main responsibilities are and how we are meeting them.

Impact on society

By conducting business in a responsible way, Nokia can make a significant contribution to sustainable development, at the same time building a strong foundation for economic growth."
Nokia Chairman and CEO, Jorma Ollila

Our impact on society comes with responsibilities that go beyond providing useful, safe and quality products. There are questions as to how well mobile communications will help bridge the digital divide, life-cycle thinking, how working conditions are protected within our own company and in our supply chain, and how we can make mobile communications universal while respecting local economies and cultures.

Mobile communications can make a significant contribution to sustainable development through responsibility towards the ecology, stimulation of economies, building social networks and making access to information easier.

Responsibility towards nature
Digital communications offers the chance to decrease use of raw materials and energy. For instance, electronic transaction and storage reduces the need for travel and transportation; smaller products mean less raw material and some new services do away with physical products altogether, as in the case of the answering machine.
Stimulation of economies
Mobile communications contributes to the efficiency of companies - logistics, marketing, internal communications. Furthermore, the mobile phone has proved a valuable tool for small companies and entrepreneurs. New service concepts, also in the public sector, have grown up around mobility, for example, those based on SMS.
Building social networks
Personal communications is perhaps the most obvious benefit of mobile communications, with the mobile phone being used to build and maintain relationships in increasingly diverse ways; between friends or children and parents, for people in need of help, for communities that have not had widespread access to telephony. The mobile phone gives people a voice.
Making access to information easier
No longer just person to person, mobile devices put people in touch with information, convey news at it happens, at home and abroad.
Done in the right way, these benefits outweigh potential negative effects or public concerns, such as the risk of a growing digital divide, doubt about health issues, stand-by energy consumption, concerns for waste and recycling, the potential negative side of globalization and changing consumer behaviour.

"The main losers in today's very unequal world are not those that are too exposed to globalization, but those who have been left out."
Kofi Annan, Secretary General of the United Nations

As market leader with global operations, Nokia has a major impact on society and we take our responsibilities seriously. With a mobile phone market share approaching 40% and approximately every third phone in use from Nokia, our products influence the lives of hundreds of millions of people. Through our whole value chain, from sourcing and own staff, to customers and business partners, we affect employment, social well-being and economic development in both developed and developing countries. Through our product life cycle we impact the ecology. Through employee relations and supply chain management we influence human rights. Our stakeholders expect that we produce high-quality, safe products while upholding the law, protecting the environment, and following ethical best practice.

The more far-reaching benefits of digital communications naturally take time and demand the efforts of many organizations, not all in the private sector. For example, before people in developing countries have easy access to communications products, telecommunications policies, trade legislation and infrastructure need to be in place. And although there is much to be done, progress is being made. For example, there have been more mobile connections created in Africa during the last 5 years, than landline connections during the last century (source: UN).

The significant role telecommunications plays in world issues and Nokia's market leadership, means the best contribution Nokia can make to sustainable development is to carry out its business in a responsible way. This premise forms the basis for our commitment to creating ethically sound policies and principles and implementing corporate responsibility programs.

Stakeholder relations
Understanding what different stakeholders expect from us as a company, is just as important as understanding customer needs for our products. Stakeholder engagement is the chance to listen to and translate expectations into business value. It is an opportunity to discuss what responsibility lies with the different members of society. It is a window into the future and so an important input into future business success.
By stakeholders, we mean individuals and groups of people that influence or are influenced by our company. These include, but are not limited to, consumers and network operators, business associates and suppliers, employees, shareholders and investors, academia, the media, non-governmental organizations (NGOs), consumer associations, governments and authorities.

Our aim is to make stakeholder dialogue part of everyday business, in order to have the best exchange of information and get the right information quickly to the people who can evaluate it and put it to good use. An example is our supplier development process, where purchasers undergo training to discuss ethical issues with suppliers and where Supplier Days are arranged to involve senior management.

Employee engagement

Responding to employees' expectations on corporate values, openness, career development, performance management, diversity and work-life balance is important for attracting, retaining and motivating employees. Furthermore, Nokia can only make a difference in the world through the actions of individuals, which means the efforts of every employee are needed. Nokia encourages internal dialogue on ethical and environmental issues in a number of ways.
The Listening to You employee opinion survey is a questionnaire made annually since 1994. The questionnaire is followed up with focus groups and internal communications. General and issue-specific focus groups and interviews are conducted not only as a "reality check" to gauge the current status, but also to identify and respond to emerging issues. "Ask HR" is an on-line forum for employees to raise questions or discuss issues related to their well-being. Questions can be posted anonymously. Other activities related to feedback on employee relations include worker councils and staff events, the individual IIP (Investing In People) performance management and career development discussions, exit interviews, as well as many items within induction and training programs.

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Automotive
We are the world's market leader in embedded telematics systems that enable automated roadside assistance, navigation and advanced safety features for automobiles. Nokia also provides integrated electronics for the powertrain, chassis, sensors and interior controls.