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InternetNews August 18, 2009	Will a New President Save Sony Ericsson From Oblivion? Sony announced yesterday that it has hired Bert Nordberg to head up the company's Sony Ericsson division. According to Nordberg, he plans to revamp the company's lineup of phones to compete more effectively in the market.
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AskMen.com	Cell Phone Speakers Though the idea of tiny cell phone speakers may seem a bit strange to you, we advise you to reconsider. As far as we're concerned, they're some of the coolest cell phone accessories around.
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The Motley Fool June 4, 2004 W.D. Crotty	Dueling Fools: Nokia's Ready to Deliver Mobile phone maker Nokia is really a heavyweight poised to outclass its competition. In the meantime, a low stock price provides an excellent opportunity to pick up an outstanding company at a bargain.
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