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PHOTO: AFP/EAST NEWS The headquarter of Nokia is pictured on January 21, 2010 in Helsinki. Nokia said to offer free maps to smartphone users. Nokia, the world's top mobile phone maker, will offer free maps and navigation services for its smartphone users, it said on January 21, 2010 in a move that puts pressure on players in the GPS industry. The move follows and takes a step further a similar play by Google, which said last year it would offer free navigation to users of Motorola's Droid cellphone model in the United States.AFP PHOTO/ OLIVIER MORIN

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created date 2010-01-21

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byline OLIVIER MORIN

original transmission reference OLM028-FINLAND-TELECOM-EQUIPMENT-COMPANY-GPS-NOKIA-20100121-1649

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