CALDEIRÃO DE BOLSA

Hoje em Helsinquia o vlolume esta a aumentar , mas mantenho a minha da forte probabilidade de o arranque ser na proxima sexta-feira.
Normalmente o Ceo da Nokia quando lança raking , faz sempre as 11 da manha.(curiosidade), logo nao seria hoje o dia do seu arranque.
Mas acredito que fecho acima de 13 euros , deixaria o grafico muito bom.
reparo que a arbitragem entre acçoes na Europa e Adrs na America , os adrs , face ao cambio mantem-se mais caros.

Virgin Mobile USA and Nokia Team Up For the First Time in the United States Market
November 17, 2004




Industry-leading Brands to Debut CDMA Phone in 2005

Irving, Texas, USA - Nokia and Virgin Mobile USA, LLC today announced that the two companies intend to work together to introduce a Nokia CDMA handset through Virgin Mobile's retail channels in early 2005. This collaboration marks the first time these two industry-leading brands have come together in the United States market.

"By putting the Nokia and Virgin Mobile names together, we will leverage the strength of two of the world's best known and most recognized brands," said Tim Eckersley, senior vice president for Nokia. "We think that the addition of Nokia's award-winning design and user-friendly operation to Virgin Mobile's strong retail marketing and 'Pay As You Go' value proposition will result in a truly compelling offering."

Nokia first entered the CDMA handset market in 1992, and today many of the largest CDMA carriers in the world, including the two largest CDMA operators in the US, offer Nokia's CDMA handsets. After previous launches in the United Kingdom and Australia, Virgin Mobile entered the US market in 2002, and today its products are available at more than 20,000 locations including Best Buy, Target, Wal*Mart and, of course, Virgin Megastores. Virgin Mobile focuses exclusively on the youth market and offers all of its customers access to VirginXtras - a suite of fun-filled applications, which includes exclusive content from *MTV, Comedy Central content, Superphonic (a.k.a real-music) ringtones and more. Its 3G customers also have access to VirginXL, the high octane version of VirginXtras, with picture messaging and downloadable games.

"Virgin Mobile and Nokia are both world-class brands," said Dan Schulman, CEO of Virgin Mobile USA. "By combining the marketing strength of our respective teams, we are confident that we will deliver a product that will truly resonate with and engage young wireless users."

About Virgin Mobile USA, LLC
Launched nationally in July of 2002, Virgin Mobile USA, LLC has redefined and set the pace for the entire prepaid wireless category. More than two million wireless users have chosen Virgin Mobile's Pay As You Go service with no contracts and no hidden fees. In addition, J.D. Power and Associates has recognized Virgin Mobile for providing "An Outstanding Customer Service Experience" under its Certified Call Center Program(SM).

The nation's first mobile virtual network operator (MVNO), Virgin Mobile is a joint venture between Sir Richard Branson's Virgin Group and Sprint, which operates the largest 100-percent digital, nationwide PCS wireless network in the United States. It is the first wireless provider to focus exclusively on the needs and desires of the youth. All Virgin Mobile customers have access to VirginXtras - a host of music, entertainment and fun lifestyle features, including exclusive content from strategic partner MTV: Music Television. Customers with 3G-enabled phones also have access to VirginXL - the high-octane version of VirginXtras featuring picture messaging, downloadable games and more.

Virgin Mobile phones are available direct on the Web at www.virginmobileusa.com; at 888-322-1122; or, at more than 20,000 locations, including Amazon.com, Best Buy, Coconuts, CompUSA, F.Y.E., Media Play, Rite Aid, Safeway, Sam Goody, Sprint Stores, Strawberries, Target Stores, Wal*Mart, Virgin Megastores and select college bookstores. Top-Up cards are also available at more than 50,000 locations, including Circle K, CVS and 7-Eleven stores.


Deutsche Post World Net relies on Nokia mobile e-mail
November 17, 2004




Nokia One Business Server gives employees around the world secure and easy-to-use e-mail access

Düsseldorf, November 17, 2004 - The Nokia One Business Server enables Deutsche Post World Net to give selected employees secure wireless access to e-mail - no matter where they are in the world and which mobile device they are using. Employees have mobile access to e-mails, attachments, the Internet and other company information. With the Nokia One Business Server, Deutsche Post World Net has a mobile e-mail solution that allows users to choose their own mobile device and transmission mode, allowing the system to be optimally tailored to the needs of the company.

As a central, mobile messaging system, the Nokia One Business Server serves all areas of the business, functioning as an interface with over 400 decentralised mail servers. "Other solutions would have had problems with this extremely heterogeneous infrastructure. But the Nokia One Business Server is able to adapt flexibly to given conditions. This saves time and money, especially when deploying the system", says Helmut Kühn, Systems Consulting Expert, Deutsche Post World Net AG.

The Nokia One Business Server supports CDMA, GSM, CSD/HCSD and GPRS technologies, ensuring virtually worldwide coverage. E-mails can be accessed using any mobile device with Internet browsing capability. This means that Deutsche Post World Net can continue using the mobile devices it has. The existing security structure can also be utilised: the Nokia One Business Server is set up in the company's DMZ (demilitarised zone) and is therefore protected by the corporate firewall.

The Nokia One Business Server is easy to use reducing the need and time for training. Usage is intuitive and straightforward: to access e-mails, users open the Internet browser on the device and enter a URL, which can be book marked After following password and authentication prompts, the user is logged into the system, The user interface automatically conforms to the available transmission rate and screen size, reformatting or dispensing with complex graphics if necessary. The user is able to read and answer e-mails and view any attachments, whilst the Nokia solution simultaneously synchronising the activities with the e-mail server in the corporate network.

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. www.nokia.com.










Guangzhou Metro, China, chooses Nokia TETRA System
November 17, 2004




Nokia TETRA system will benefit Guangzhou Metro' with secure mobile voice and data services

Nokia has been selected as the supplier of a digital radio communications system based on TETRA technology for the Guangzhou Metro Corporation in Guangdong province, China. Nokia TETRA system will provide secure voice and data services for the new metro line in the urban rail system of Guangzhou Metro.

The current metro lines have served 400 million passengers over five years, and with the launch of the new line, with communications supported by the Nokia TETRA system, Guangzhou Metro will be able to provide better service to millions of local residents.

Under the terms of the contract, Nokia is providing the Guangzhou Metro Corporation with a Nokia TETRA system, including DXTip exchanges, TETRA base stations, and a dispatcher workstation. Nokia will also provide implementation and training services. Equipment deliveries will begin at the start of 2005 and the system launch is expected to take place in the second half of year 2005.

Implementation will be conducted in cooperation with the system integrator Shanghai Railway Communication Equipment Factory, which will also provide data applications based on the Nokia DXTip platform.

"Nokia TETRA brings unsurpassed flexibility and convenience of use. What's more it provides powerful and easy-to-use interfaces to integrate value adding applications with the radio communications," says Mr Miu Weizhong, Head of Shanghai Railway Communication Equipment Factory.

"In the Nokia TETRA system and the integrated applications, the Guangzhou Metro will have a tool that can help them further improve their operations and create superb passenger services. We are happy to be working with Shanghai Railway Communication Equipment Factory for the smooth implementation of the Nokia TETRA system," says Topi Kinnunen, Director, Professional Mobile Radio, Asia Pacific and Greater China, Nokia.

Nokia is the world's leading supplier of TETRA networks and terminals and has demonstrated an unique capability to deliver multi-exchange TETRA networks with the ability to provide all TETRA services uniformly countrywide. Special features include: top-class communication security, fast group calls, sophisticated emergency call functionality, prioritized calls, advanced messaging and data communication services, including packet data. The open interfaces of Nokia TETRA solutions enable seamless integration to command and control systems. Nokia continues investing in TETRA radio technology and systems for the benefit of present and future customers.
www.nokia.com/tetra

About Shanghai Railway Communication Equipment Factory
Shanghai Railway Communication Equipment Factory was founded in 1906, and currently has 850 employees. As a key enterprise in China's railway communications signal industry, Shanghai Railway Communication Equipment Factory manufactures wireless communications equipment, power supply panel equipment, automatic signal control equipment, wire transmission equipment and locomotive instruments and meters. It possesses the integrated capability of computer software development, electronic circuit design, electronic installation and connection, machine processing and surface coating. The factory's annual sales revenues exceed RMB 200 million.

Segundo os meus calculos , o proximo dia 26 deste mes ,tem fortes possibilidades de ser o dia do grande arranque desta acçao.
Vamos ver se acerto...
Deixo para já 3 noticias frescas e grafico de adrs.
Reparem que o grafico é simetrico na subida , ao que foi na descida.
Basta olhar para o ponto de inversao





Nokia introduces mid-range CDMA camera phones designed for the global market
November 16, 2004




Compact Nokia 6235 and Nokia 6235i camera phones feature classic styling and a strong feature set

Hong Kong - Continuing to expand its range of CDMA2000 1X handsets, Nokia today introduced the mid-range Nokia 6235 and Nokia 6235i camera phones for global CDMA markets at the 3G World Congress & Exhibition 2004 held in Hong Kong. The Nokia 6235 and 6235i phones are designed to appeal to a wide range of users with a slim form factor, classic chrome accents and a number of highly desirable features including a 65,536 color screen, VGA camera, streaming video capability and an integrated FM radio. The Nokia 6235 and Nokia 6235i phones are expected to be available in North America, Latin America and Asia-Pacific markets beginning in the second quarter of 2005.

While they are mid-range products, the Nokia 6235 and Nokia 6235i phones offer a decidedly high-end feature set. The VGA camera and video recorder allow owners to easily capture and share compelling moments, and an extra-large 10MB of dynamic memory provides plenty of room for them to be stored. A built-in speakerphone and voice recorder add a high level of convenience, while high-fidelity MP3 ring tones and streaming video capability add a high level of entertainment. For increased productivity, the Nokia 6235 and 6235i can be easily connected to a PC for mobile data connectivity or synchronized using Nokia PC Suite and the built-in infrared port or an optional USB cable.

"The Nokia 6235 and Nokia 6235i phones exemplify how good design and a thoughtful feature set can result in a product that can meet consumers needs in markets around the world," said Timo Ihamuotila, senior vice president of Nokia's CDMA business. "These new products help us to further fill out our line of CDMA phones, which range from entry level products that have proven popular in new emerging markets to high-end products like our folding Nokia 6255 phone."

Weighing 98 grams (3.46 ounces) and measuring 18 mm (.7 inches) thick, the Nokia 6235 and Nokia 6235i phones are designed to be comfortable to hold and easy to carry. Despite their compact size, the Nokia 6235 and 6235i phones offer extended operating times of 3 to 3.5 hours talktime and 7 to 12 days standby. Nokia also offers a wide range of enhancements for the Nokia 6235 and 6235i phones. Some of these include the Nokia Image Viewer for displaying captured images on a TV, the Nokia Music Stand for listening to the FM radio through stereo speakers while charging the phone, and a selection of Nokia Car Kits for convenient in-vehicle use.


Nokia Demonstrates Industry's First Mobile IPv6 call
November 16, 2004




Mobility Protocol Offers Global Reachability with Seamless, 'Always-On' Connectivity

Hong Kong - At the 3G World Congress Convention and Exhibition taking place this week in Hong Kong, Nokia displayed its CDMA technology leadership by demonstrating the industry's first Mobile IPv6 call using Nokia's CDMA Dual-Stack handset. The demonstration highlights real-time streaming video with seamless handoff between two CDMA access networks using Mobile IPv6. Mobile IPv6 is a mobility protocol for IPv6 enabled handsets providing always-on capabilities and seamless mobility.

Mobile IPv6 provides seamless mobility for next generation mobile services and applications by enabling terminals to maintain their IP connectivity as they move across networks with different access technologies. Additionally, Mobile IPv6 provides route optimization techniques to reduce handoff latencies.

IPv4 has been an overwhelming success, however, the current IPv4 protocol has encountered a growing list of challenges, including the scarcity of new Internet IPv4 addresses. This is particularly an issue in emerging Internet markets where the number of users continues to grow rapidly. Some operators have worked around this address limitation by using network address translation (NAT). While NAT offers operators a workable solution in client/server-based Internet applications, NAT is far less usable in the peer-to-peer world of mobile communications and greatly limits the deployment of innovative network applications and services.

"IPv6 is the next-generation of the internet protocol and has many advantages over IPv4 both for the network operators and the end-users," says Adam Gould, VP Technology Management and Planning, Nokia CDMA. "IPv6 allows the deployment of millions of always-on, IP enabled devices, each with it's own unique IP address. Additionally, Mobile IPv6 provides seamless mobility across access technologies (e.g CDMA, WCDMA , WLAN) and is a powerful enabler for the next generation of services such as peer-to-peer services, push services and Voice over IP (VoIP) which demand always-on global reachability and seamless mobility."

Mobile IPv6 provides enhanced security and route-optimization techniques to reduce handoff latencies for real-time services. . Mobile IPv6, along with fast-handoffs and context transfer mechanisms will be essential for the large scale deployment of real-time services such as VoIP and broadcast services.

Nokia supports dual-stack IPv4/IPv6/Mobile IPv6 in the terminals and the network, eliminating the need for NAT/PT mechanisms. By ensuring seamless interworking between IPv6 and IPv4 systems, Nokia enables service providers to deliver a broad range of quality services during the transition to IPv6.

Nokia has been the industry leader in the development of IETF IPv6 and Mobile IPv6 standards, and other Internet protocols required for seamless mobility. Nokia is the industry leader in the definition and standardization of fast handoffs and context transfer mechanisms, working closely with key industry partners to enable and support this technology.


Nokia and Nico Rosberg join forces in the Macau Grand Prix
November 16, 2004




As one of the leading developers of automotive communications solutions, Nokia will be supporting Formula 3 racecar driver Nico Rosberg in his race on 21 November in Macau. His car will display the Nokia logo. The Macau Grand Prix, now in its 51st year, is regarded as the world final for the best Formula 3 drivers in the world.

"I am delighted to have Nokia's support for this race. Just as Nokia's innovative solutions put the company at the forefront in the field of automotive communications, it is my goal to be in the pole position at the Macau Grand Prix and of course to win the race," explained Nico Rosberg, who's just 19 years old.

At nine, Nico was already following in the footsteps of his father, Keke Rosberg, who made history as a legendary Formula 1 world champion. Nico started racing in 1996. Most recently, Nico, who was born in Germany and has Finnish and German citizenship, impressed with his performance competing in F3 Euroseries in 2003 and 2004. He finished the series fourth this year winning three races.

"Rapid progress is being made today in automotive communications. As one of the companies that has been setting the pace in this market for years now, sponsoring a speed-driven sport like the Formula 3, and especially the legendary Macau Grand Prix, was a natural choice. Another important factor for us was the opportunity to foster a promising young talent like Nico Rosberg. We'll be keeping our fingers crossed for him on the day of the race," said Vesa Perälä, Marketing Director, Nokia Automotive.

As a supplier of complete automotive telecommunications solutions, Nokia Automotive offers both custom-made products for automakers as a so-called Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM), as well as providing users with the aftermarket solutions to install after purchasing a vehicle.

Automotive communications solutions from Nokia are adapted to respond to the diverse needs of modern consumers. The products range from easy-to-install, portable plug-in solutions such as Nokia Headrest Handsfree BHF-3 and Bluetooth Headsets, to fixed installed handsfree systems that can be used with a variety of mobile phones as for example the Nokia CK-7W, to high-end solutions like the Nokia 610 Car Kit Phone. The OEM solutions include advanced functionality like voice recognition and integration with the car systems.