Nokia English

Meaning Nokia meaning

What does Nokia mean?

Nokia properNoun

— a town in Finland

Nokia noun

— A phone produced by the Nokia company.

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How do I use Nokia in a sentence?

Movie subtitles

Naa an Nokia, I'm not some sort of friendly cartoon Genie.

The CEO of Nokia, he gave me this.

Yeah, all of them, Nokia, Motorola.

King Nokia.

United Finland and Sweden and Norway, and when Ericsson and Nokia and all the others you mentioned were thinking of a unified approach to wireless connection between mobile phones, they called it Bluetooth, in his honour.

Maybe you have got a Nokia charger?

Laura, you got a Nokia?

One Nokia cellphone. 100 bucks.

I think it's something like six-and-a-half phones a second are produced by the Nokia company.

Harry uses a Nokia phone, Tom uses an Apple computer, the band plays Gibson guitars.

Nokia!

Did you tell someone the Nokia 8600 came with.

Nokia's from Finland.

A Nokia 3250.

Or for just 15 squid howsabout dis lovely Nokia 1520 mobile phone?

Tire company, Hakkapelitta, Nokia.

A Nokia 3250. Christ!

Yeah, I got us tickets to see John Legend at Nokia Theatre.

One Nokia mobile phone.

Kiomi's heading back to Tokyo to get married to that jerk from Nokia.

Invested my sunflower millions in Finnish tires. Nokia.

In front of you here, on this Nokia LED Screen, are the votes, and on the number one position we have.

I don't feel the need to pretend I'm an iPhone although I'm only a Nokia 621 0!

No. - King Nokia.

Does anybody have a Nokia charger?

Nokia, bluetooth, you keep talking and i'll keep talking, sir raj, means your heart is breaking!

Because I say so many times that Nokia does this and Nokia does that.

My job in Nokia?

I've got a Nokia, - what've you got?

Peter Mannion, mine's the old Nokia.

I don't want to go back to a Nokia!

News and current affairs

Think of Nokia, the mobile phone maker.

Just a few years ago, companies like Yahoo, Nokia, Microsoft, and Blackberry seemed unrivaled.

One explanation of Scandinavia's strong performance is Sweden's courageous product market liberalization, the reduced generosity of Denmark's wage replacement system and the Nokia miracle in Finland.

Otherwise, they could face a fate similar to Nokia, which was disintermediated by one tech company (Apple) and acquired by another (Microsoft).

Due to the economies of scale that the common market made possible, Nokia was able to exploit its inventions fully, while Germany's Siemens recently decided to give up on the mobile phone market.